10. A company has four warehouses and five stores. The warehouses have totai surplus of 430 units of agiven commodity that is divided among them as follows:WarehouseW1W2历。WASurplus15030120130The five stores have, in all, a requirement of 450 units of the commodity. Individual requirements areStoreS2S3S4SsRequirement80602021080Cost of shipping one unit from the ith warehouse to the jth store is as displayed in the following table:StoreWarehouseSzS41210106W25181211woll10M320W452M8M in this table indicates that the route is not available.How should the company arrange to transport the units so that the transportation cost is minimised?

When the cost of transportation needs to be minimized and the demand of stores is higher than supply…

10. A company has four warehouses and five stores. The warehouses have totai surplus of 430 units of a given commodity that is divided among them as follows: Warehouse W2 W3 WA Surplus 150 30 120 130 The five stores have, in all, a requirement of 450 units of the commodity. Individual requirements are Store S5 Requirement 80 60 20 210 80 Cost of shipping one unit from the fth warehouse to the jth store is as displayed in the following table: Store Warehouse Sz S4 9. 12 10 10 6 W2 5 18 12 11 2 10 M 20 WA 5 2 M M in this table indicates that the route is not available. How should the company arrange to transport the units so that the transportation cost is minimised?

10. A company has four warehouses and five stores. The warehouses have totai surplus of 430 units of a given commodity that is divided among them as follows: Warehouse W2 W3 WA Surplus 150 30 120 130 The five stores have, in all, a requirement of 450 units of the commodity. Individual requirements are Store S5 Requirement 80 60 20 210 80 Cost of shipping one unit from the fth warehouse to the jth store is as displayed in the following table: Store Warehouse Sz S4 9. 12 10 10 6 W2 5 18 12 11 2 10 M 20 WA 5 2 M M in this table indicates that the route is not available. How should the company arrange to transport the units so that the transportation cost is minimised?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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