A Key Difference Between a Shortest Route Problem and a Traveling

question 51

Multiple Choice

A key difference between a shortest route problem and a traveling salesman problem is:

• A) the traveling salesman must return to the starting point.
• B) the shortest route is concerned with minimizing the total distance traveled.
• C) the traveling salesman must complete the tour in one day or less.
• D) the shortest route requires a GPS system.

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Definitions:

Trial Balance Totals

The sum balances of all ledgers in a double-entry bookkeeping system, used to ensure that debits equal credits.

Normal Balances

Normal balances refer to the side (debit or credit) on which an increase in the account balance is recorded, based on double-entry accounting principles.

Liabilities

Financial obligations or debts owed by a business to external parties or individuals.

Accounts Payable

Funds that a company needs to pay back to its suppliers or creditors for products and services that it has acquired.