IV. Solve the given transportation problem by using the following method below. To From H Supply PI 10 13 200 P2 10 18 135 P3 18 13 15 225 Demand 146 163 123 128 560 a. Minimum Entry Method ( 10 Points) To From E G Supply H PI 13 200 P2 10 18 135 P3 18 13 15 225 Demand 146 163 123 128 S60 Cost = b. Vogel's Approximation Method ( 15 Points) To From PI Row Dřference G H Supply 10 13 200 P2 9. 10 18 135 P3 18 13 15 225 Demand 146 163 123 128 560 Column Difference Cost=

IV. Solve the given transportation problem by using the following method below. To From H Supply PI 10 13 200 P2 10 18 135 P3 18 13 15 225 Demand 146 163 123 128 560 a. Minimum Entry Method ( 10 Points) To From E G Supply H PI 13 200 P2 10 18 135 P3 18 13 15 225 Demand 146 163 123 128 S60 Cost = b. Vogel's Approximation Method ( 15 Points) To From PI Row Dřference G H Supply 10 13 200 P2 9. 10 18 135 P3 18 13 15 225 Demand 146 163 123 128 560 Column Difference Cost=

College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

12th Edition

ISBN:9781305652231

Author:R. David Gustafson, Jeff Hughes

Publisher:R. David Gustafson, Jeff Hughes

Chapter6: Linear Systems

Section6.8: Linear Programming

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