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Consider the following transportation problem:

Factories
Stores
 IIIIIIIVSupply
A4681350
B131110870
C144101330
D91113850
Demand253510520 

 

The transportation cost in the initial basic feasible solution of the above transportation problem using Vogel's Approximation method is

  1. $1450$
  2. $1465$
  3. $1480$
  4. $1520$

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ans is B  here demand and supply are not equal so a dummy column (with cost 0 for all elements) is added with demand 15 to balance it . Then by vogel 's method penalties are calculated and we choose the row with highest panalties and if there is tie chosse the min , next min cost etc

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