[Take your time with this question! You may want to make a chart like we used in class to keep track of paths and cost savings as you "crash" the project.] Consider the following project. Assume indirect costs to be $10,000 per week, and that there are no penalty costs for late completion. Total "normal" direct costs, to complete the project in "normal" time, are $200,000; they would like to "crash" the project as long as it saves money (i.e. find the MINIMUM COST SCHEDULE). What would be the total REDUCTION in project duration and the REDUCTION in total project costs if the project is crashed to achieve the minimum cost (Note that the table provides normal time, maximum amount that normal time can be reduced by, and cost per week to reduce normal time). For the sake of ensuring that you start on the right foot, the paths and durations are as follows: A-D-F-H=22weeksB-D-F-H=21weeksC-E-G-H=23weeksC-E-G-I=21weeks