Q: For the following Transportation problem:D{2}D2{4}D3{4}D supply{1}150Sz{10}{3}{7}{7}200S3{6}{7}{20}{5}150demand501001502001-Find the initial solution.2-Find the optimal solution.

Q: For the following Transportation problem: D2 {4} D3 {4} D4 supply {1} {2} 150 Sz {10} {3} {7} {7} 200 S3 {6} {7} {20} {5} 150 demand 50 100 150 200 1-Find the initial solution. 2-Find the optimal solution.

Q: For the following Transportation problem: D2 {4} D3 {4} D4 supply {1} {2} 150 Sz {10} {3} {7} {7} 200 S3 {6} {7} {20} {5} 150 demand 50 100 150 200 1-Find the initial solution. 2-Find the optimal solution.

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