3. For the project depicted in Exercise 6, the client has insisted that the project be completed in 12 weeks. To accomplish this, you may transfer personnel to any activity to shorten its duration, but at the expense of increasing the duration of the activities from which the personnel are transferred. Construct a new network diagram that displays your proposed redeployment of personnel. Assume that the magnitude of the effect of personnel transfers on activity duration is identical for all activities-that is, a unit reduction in duration in an activity must be matched by a unit increase in duration of another activity. 3. For the project depicted in Exercise 6, the client has insisted that the project be completed in 12 weeks. To accomplish this, you may transfer personnel to any activity to shorten its duration, but at the expense of increasing the duration of the activities from which the personnel are transferred. Construct a new network diagram that displays your proposed redeployment of personnel. Assume that the magnitude of the effect of personnel transfers on activity duration is identical for all activities-that is, a unit reduction in duration in an activity must be matched by a unit increase in duration of another activity