You wish to build a house and you have divided the process into a number of tasks, namely:.B. excavation and building the foundation, F. raising the wooden frame, E. electrical wiring, P. indoor plumbing, D. dry walls and flooring, L. landscaping. You estimate the following duration for each of the tasks (in weeks):.Tasks B F E P D LDuration 3 2 3 4 1 2Some of the tasks can only be started when some other tasks are completed. For instance, you can only build the frame once the foundation has been completed, i. e. F can only start after B is completed. All the precedence constraints are summarized as follows:• F can start only after B is completed,• L can start only after B is completed,• E can start only after F is completed,• P can start only after F is completed,• D can start only after E is completed• D can start only after P is completed. The goal is to schedule the starting time of each task such that the entire project is completed as soon as possible. As an example, here is a feasible schedule with a completion time of ten weeks. Tasks B F E P D LStarting Time 0 3 6 5 9 6End Time 3 5 9 9 10 8Formulate this problem as an LP. Explain your formulation. Note that there is no limit on the number of tasks that can be done in parallel. (Hint: Introduce variables to indicate the times that the tasks start.)