Example 12.32. Four jobs are to be done on four different machines. The cost (in ru-pees) of producing ith job on the jth machine is given below :MachinesM₁M₂MyM₁J₁15111315J.,₂17121213Jobs1415 E10 %14J416131117Assign the jobs to different machines so as to minimize the total cost.

Number of rows = 4 Number of columns = 4 Therefore the problem is balanced find the minimum element…

Answered: Example 12.32. Four jobs are to be done…

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Example 12.32. Four jobs are to be done on four different machin es) of producing ith job on the jth machine is given below : Machines M₁ M₂ My M₁ J₁ 15 11 13 12 12 J.₂ 17 15 10 Jobs Jy 14 15. 13 14