An air line company has drawn up a new flight schedule involving five flights. To assist in allocating five pilots to the flights , it has asked them to state their preference scores by giving each flight a number out of 10.The higher the number the greater is the preference. Certain of these flights are unsuitable to some pilots owing to domestic reasons. These have been marked with a X. Flight number 1 4 5 A 8 2 4 Pilot 10 9 8. 4 C 9. 6. X D 3 6. 2 8 7 10 4 3 What should be the allocation of the pilots to flights in order to meet as many preferences as possible?

An air line company has drawn up a new flight schedule involving five flights. To assist in allocating five pilots to the flights , it has asked them to state their preference scores by giving each flight a number out of 10.The higher the number the greater is the preference. Certain of these flights are unsuitable to some pilots owing to domestic reasons. These have been marked with a X. Flight number 1 4 5 A 8 2 4 Pilot 10 9 8. 4 C 9. 6. X D 3 6. 2 8 7 10 4 3 What should be the allocation of the pilots to flights in order to meet as many preferences as possible?

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An air line company has drawn up a new flight schedule involving five flights. To assist in
allocating five pilots to the flights , it has asked them to state their preference scores by
giving each flight a number out of 10.The higher the number the greater is the preference.
Certain of these flights are unsuitable to some pilots owing to domestic reasons. These have
been marked with a X.
Flight number
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Pilot
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2
8
4
C
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9.
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D
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E
5
6.
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3
What should be the allocation of the pilots to flights in order to meet as many preferences as
possible?

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