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PRIN OF OPS MGMT W/MYOMLAB&ACCESS BADGE
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To determine: The minimum cost using transportation method.

Introduction: Aggregate planning using transportation method helps to attain the minimum cost with the optimal plan. The major advantage of transportation method is to achieve the optimal solution using optimal plans.

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