A transportation problem is an example of
A)a pure-integer programming problem.
B)a mixed-integer programming problem.
C)a zero-one integer programming problem.
D)a goal programming problem.

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A transportation problem is a pure-integer programming problem since the decision variables (i.e., the amount of goods to be transported) can only take on integer values.

A Transportation Problem Is an Example of