Differentiate linear programming from assignment and transportation problems

      

Differentiate linear programming from assignment and transportation problems

  

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Wilfred
Linear programming is a mathematical model that seeks to optimise a multivariable function given a number of constraints and its assumptions of linearity, certainty, divisibilty and additivity

Transportation problem is a where the main aim is to allocate supply at each origin so as to optimise a criterion while satisfying the demand at each destination
Assignment problem is a special transportation problem that has the objective of optimally allocating
n origins or activities to n destination or needs.
Wilfykil answered the question on February 20, 2019 at 12:00


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