Which of the following is not a required input for a typical transportation problem?
A)Capacities (or supplies)
B)Demands
C)Unit shipping (and possibly production)costs
D)Distance from origins to destinations

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The typical transportation problem requires capacities (or supplies), demands, and unit shipping (and possibly production) costs as inputs. The distance from origins to destinations is not a required input because the problem focuses on costs, not physical distances.

Which of the Following Is Not a Required Input for a Typical