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Maths 2 Chapter 3 Theory

The document outlines the steps for solving a transportation problem, starting with defining the objective function and setting up a transportation table. It details the process of finding an initial feasible solution, testing for optimality, and making allocations based on costs. The steps include constructing matrices, allocating maximum quantities, and ensuring supply and demand constraints are met.

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Maths 2 Chapter 3 Theory

The document outlines the steps for solving a transportation problem, starting with defining the objective function and setting up a transportation table. It details the process of finding an initial feasible solution, testing for optimality, and making allocations based on costs. The steps include constructing matrices, allocating maximum quantities, and ensuring supply and demand constraints are met.

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