In a Minimization Problem, a Negative Improvement Index in a Cell

question 82

Multiple Choice

In a minimization problem, a negative improvement index in a cell indicates that the:

• A) solution is optimal.
• B) total cost will increase if units are reallocated to that cell.
• C) current iteration is worse than the previous one.
• D) total cost will decrease if units are reallocated to that cell.
• E) problem has no feasible solution.

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