Use the decreasing time algorithm to create priority list for the digraph below: T2 (4) T8 (4) End T3 (10) I6 (8) T9 (5) Priority list: Give the priority as list of task numbers _ For example, youd enter something like: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,
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First, we need to find the tasks with no incoming edges. In this case, we have T2 and T8. Both have the same duration (4), so we can choose either one. Let's choose T2 first. So, our priority list starts with T2. Show more…
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