Precedence Diagram
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Create a Precedence Diagram and an arrow diagram based on the following information:
a. There are 10 total tasks named A-J.
b. Tasks A, B, and H have durations of 2 days.
c. Tasks C, E, I, and J have durations of 3 days.
d. Tasks D, F, and G have durations of 1 day.
e. Tasks A, B, and D can be conducted in parallel.
f. Task C must precede task B.
g. Tasks A and F must precede Task E.
h. Task E must precede Task G.
i. Tasks B and D must precede Tasks H and I, respectively.
j. Tasks G, H, and I may be conducted in parallel.
k. Tasks G, H, and I precede Task J.
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