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A national firm has beef jerky processing facilities in Locations 1, 2, 3, and 4. They ship to central distributors (represented as A, B, C, and D) handling four regions of the country. The per-unit shipping costs between each possible combination of locations are shown in the following table.
A national firm has beef jerky processing facilities in Locations 1, 2, 3, and 4. They ship to central distributors (represented as A, B, C, and D) handling four regions of the country. The per-unit shipping costs between each possible combination of locations are shown in the following table.     The processing facility locations are capable of monthly production (in tons) as follows: Location 1: 600 Location 2: 350 Location 3: 475 Location 4: 850 The central distributors have firm commitments for the following quantities: Distributor A: 650 Distributor B: 725 Distributor C: 400 Distributor D: 500 What is the lowest-cost shipping arrangement that can be made between the plant locations and distributors and what is the annual shipping cost?
The processing facility locations are capable of monthly production (in tons) as follows:
Location 1: 600
Location 2: 350
Location 3: 475
Location 4: 850
The central distributors have firm commitments for the following quantities:
Distributor A: 650
Distributor B: 725
Distributor C: 400
Distributor D: 500
What is the lowest-cost shipping arrangement that can be made between the plant locations and distributors and what is the annual shipping cost?


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