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A supermarket's developing a system to handle returnable bottles is an example of reverse logistics.
Objective Function
A mathematical expression in linear programming that maximizes or minimizes some quantity (often profit or cost, but any goal may be used).
Largest Possible Amount
The maximum quantity or extent something can reach or contain.
Linear Programming Problems
Mathematical modeling techniques used to achieve the best outcome, such as maximum profit or lowest cost, within a defined set of constraints.
Transportation Method
A solution technique used in operations research and logistics to determine the most efficient way of allocating resources to move goods or services from multiple sources to multiple destinations.
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