Business, 28.03.2020 04:26 reticentrobbie

Now reconsider the problem 2 where we assume that all suppliers (plants) directly transport their automobiles to destinations (markets) and the transportation cost was calculated for each individual automobile since we calculated total travel distance for all automobiles. In other words, it was assumed that each individual automobile is transported separately. Since this is very unrealistic, we reformulated the problem again. Now we assume that one track can transport up to 20 automobiles. Therefore, it could significantly reduce the transportation cost. Based on this new assumption, solve the problem 2 again. Is there any difference in the resulting solutions compared to the original solution in question 2

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