In formulating a transportation problem as linear programming model,which of the following statements is not correct?
A)There are two constraints for each supply location.
B)There is one constraint for each demand location.
C)The sum of decision variables out of a supply location is constrained by the supply at that location.
D)The sum of decision variables out of all supply locations to a specific demand location is constrained by the demand at that location.

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In a transportation problem formulated as a linear programming model, there is typically one constraint for each supply location (ensuring the total amount shipped from that location does not exceed its supply) and one constraint for each demand location (ensuring the total amount received at that location meets its demand). Therefore, the statement that there are two constraints for each supply location is not correct.

In Formulating a Transportation Problem as Linear Programming Model,which of the Following