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Problema I Considera el siguiente problema de transportacin. Obtn una solucin bsica inicial usando los siguientes mtodos: (a) Regla de la Esquina Noroeste ("Norhwest corner rule") (b) Aproximacin de Vogels (c) Aproximacin de Russell Compara las Z's de las soluciones bsicas iniciales. Problema II Aplica el Mtodo Simplex de Transportacin para obtener la solucin ptima del problema anterior. Utiliza como solucin bsica inicial aquella obtenida por el mtodo "Northwerst corner rule"..

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Problema I Considera el siguiente problema de transportacin. Obtn una solucin bsica inicial usando los siguientes mtodos: (a) Regla de la Esquina Noroeste ("Norhwest corner rule") (b) Aproximacin de Vogels (c) Aproximacin de Russell Compara las Z's de las soluciones bsicas iniciales. Problema II Aplica el Mtodo Simplex de Transportacin para obtener la solucin ptima del problema anterior. Utiliza como solucin bsica inicial aquella obtenida por el mtodo "Northwerst corner rule".

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