Dell engineers are using the critical path methodology to manage the development of the next generation of the Chromebook product line. The table below shows the activities, predecessor relationships and time estimates associated with the project. Activity Description Immediate Predecessor(s) Time (weeks) A Design Prototype none 10 B 5 Build Prototype Evaluate Equipment Un D Test Prototype B 2 E Write Equipment Report C.D 5 F Write Methods Report CD 8 G Write Final Report EF 2 Use the critical path methodology to answer the following questions with the assumption that the engineers will s the project immediately (i.e., at time zero). What is the earliest start time for Activity E? weeks from now What is the latest finish time for Activity E? weeks from now What is the earliest completion time for the entire project? weeks from now Identify the activities on the critical path. What is the maximum number of weeks Activity E can be delayed from its earliest start time without delaying completion of the project by its earliest completion time? weeks What is the maximum number of weeks Activity C can be delayed from its earliest start time with delaying completion of the project by its earliest completion time? weeks Would reducing the time required to complete Activity F from 8 weeks to 7 weeks result in the project being completed faster? Would reducing the time required to complete Activity from 5 weeks to 4 weeks result in the project being completed faster