# UGCNET-Dec2019-II: 1

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A basic feasible solution of an $m \times n$ transportation problem is said to be non-degenerate, if basic feasible solution contains exactly _______ number of individual allocation in ______ positions.

1. $m+n+1$, independent
2. $m+n-1$, independent
3. $m+n-1$, appropriate
4. $m-n+1$, independent
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1. m+n−1, independent

Definition: Non-Degenerate Basic feasible solution

A basic feasible solution to a (m x n) transportation problem is said to be a non-degenerate if,

(a) The total number of non-negative allocations is exactly m+n-1 and

(b) These m+n-1 allocations are in independent positions.

So ans is B

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