When using the load-distance method to select a new location, the decision maker can represent the number of trips to be made, the number of customers needing a physical presence, or number of tons per week, among other measures, as loads.

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The load-distance method involves representing various measures such as the number of trips, number of customers, or tonnage as loads, which are used to calculate the distance between potential new locations and existing facilities.

When Using the Load-Distance Method to Select a New Location