Transportation Cost Calculation for Project Supplies, Assignments of Economics

The calculation of transportation costs for supplies moving between different locations. two tables, each with different projects, warehouses, supplies, and demands. The transportation cost is calculated by multiplying the quantity of supplies with the transportation cost per unit. The document also shows the occupied and unoccupied cells, their values, and the total cost.

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PROBLEM 1
Table 1
A1: 100(50) = 5,000
B1: 100(20) = 2,000
B2: 50(30) = 1,500
C2: 50(40) = 2,000
C3: 50(50) = 2,500
Total: 13,000
A1: V1 + W1 = 50 0 + W1 = 50 W1 = 50
A2: V1 + W2 = 20 0 + W2 = 20 W2 = 20
B2: V2 + W2 = 30 V2 + 20 = 30 V2 = 10
B3: V2 + W3 = 40 10 + W3 = 40 W3 = 30
C3: V3 + W3 = 50 V3 + 30 = 50 V3 = 20
Unoccupied Cell:
A3: 40-0-30 = 10
B1: 30-10-50 = -30
C1: 40-20-50 = -30
C2: 70-20-20 = 30
Table 2
A1: 200(20) = 4,000
B1: 100(30) = 3,000
B2: -50(30) = -1,500
C2: 50(40) = 2,000
C3: 50(50) = 2,500
Total: 10,000
A2: V1 + W2 = 20 0 + W2 = 20 W2 = 20
B1: V2 + W1 = 30 20 + W1 = 30 W1 = 10
B2: V2 + W2 = 30 V2 + 20 = 30 V2 = 10
B3: V2 + W3 = 40 10 + W3 = 40 W3 = 30
C3: V3 + W3 = 50 V3 + 30 = 50 V3 = 20
Unoccupied Cell: Transportation Cost:
Project
Warehouse 1 2 3 Supp ly
A
100
50
100
20 40
200
B
30
50
30
50
40
100
C
40 70
50
50
50
Demand 100 150 10 0 3 50
Project
Warehou se 1 2 3 Su pply
A
50
200
20 40
200
B
100
30
(-50)
30
50
40
100
C
40 70
50
50
50
Demand 10 0 150 10 0 35 0
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PROBLEM 1

Table 1 A 1 : 100(50) = 5, B 1 : 100(20) = 2, B 2 : 50(30) = 1, C 2 : 50(40) = 2, C 3 : 50(50) = 2, Total: 13, A1: V 1 + W 1 = 50 0 + W 1 = 50 W 1 = 50 A2: V 1 + W 2 = 20 0 + W 2 = 20 W 2 = 20 B2: V 2 + W 2 = 30 V 2 + 20 = 30 V 2 = 10 B3: V 2 + W 3 = 40 10 + W 3 = 40 W 3 = 30 C3: V 3 + W 3 = 50 V 3 + 30 = 50 V 3 = 20 Unoccupied Cell: A 3 : 40-0-30 = 10 B 1 : 30-10-50 = - C 1 : 40-20-50 = - C 2 : 70-20-20 = 30 Table 2 A 1 : 200(20) = 4, B 1 : 100(30) = 3, B 2 : -50(30) = -1, C 2 : 50(40) = 2, C 3 : 50(50) = 2, Total: 10, A2: V 1 + W 2 = 20 0 + W 2 = 20 W 2 = 20 B1: V 2 + W 1 = 30 20 + W 1 = 30 W 1 = 10 B2: V 2 + W 2 = 30 V 2 + 20 = 30 V 2 = 10 B3: V 2 + W 3 = 40 10 + W 3 = 40 W 3 = 30 C3: V 3 + W 3 = 50 V 3 + 30 = 50 V 3 = 20 Unoccupied Cell: Transportation Cost:

Project

W arehouse 1 2 3 Supply

A 100

50

20 40

B

30

30

40

C

40 70

50

Demand 100 150 100 350

Project

Warehouse 1 2 3 Supply

A

50

20 40

B 100

30

30

40

C

40 70

50

Demand 100 150 100 350

Answer: The lowest possible transportation cost is 10,000.

2C = 100-100-200 = -

3A = 300-0-200 = 100

3B = 200-0-100 = 100

Table II Projects Warehouse A B C Supply 1 200 1, 300 200 1, 2 300 500 200 500 100 1,

300 200 1, 200 1, Demand 2,000 1,500 1,000 4, Transportation Cost: 1A: 1,500(200) = 300, 2A: 500(300) = 150, 2B: 500(200) = 100, 2C: 1,000(100) = 100, 3B: 1,000(200) = 200, Total 850, Value from the occupied cell: 1A: V1+W1=200; 0+W1=200; W1= 2A: V2+W1=300; V2+200=300; V2= 2B: V2+W2=200; 100+W2=200; W2=

2C: V2+W3=100; 100+W3=100; W3=

3B: V3+W2=200; 0+100=200; W3=

Unoccupied cell: 1B = 300-0-100 = 200 1C = 200-0-0 = 200 3A = 300-0-200 = 100 3C = 200-0-0 = 200 There are no negative evaluations. Therefore it is not possible to reduce the total cost of delivery. The lowest possible cost is 850,000.

Table 3.

  • A 1 : 50-0-20 = 30 A 2 : 100(30) = 3,
  • A 3 : 40-0-30 = 10 B 1 : 200(20) = 4,
  • C 1 : 40-20-20 = 0 B 2 : -50(30) = -1,
  • C 2 : 70-20-20 = 30 C 2 : 50(40) = 2,
    • C 3 : 50(50) = 2,
    • Total: 10,
    • Laguna,1 4,000 5 60 55 4, From/To Manila (A) Quezon City (B) Caloocan City (C) Supply
    • Batangas,2 500 65 3000 60 66 3,
    • Mindoro,3 500 74 80 2000 75 2,
    • Demand 5,000 3,000 2,000 10,000=10,
    • A1: 4000 (5) = 20, Total Cost:
    • A2: 500 (65) = 32,
    • A3: 500 (74) = 37,
    • B2: 3000 (60) = 180,
    • C3: 2000 (750) = 150,
    • TOTAL COST= P419,
      • A1: V1+W1= 5, W1= Value from the occupied cell:
      • A2: V2+W1= 65, V2=
      • A3:V3+W1= 74, V3=
      • B2: V2+W1= 60, V2=
      • C3: V3+W3= 75, V3 =
        • B1: 60-0-46= Unoccupied cell
        • C2: 66-60-29=-
        • C1: 55-0-46=
        • B3: 80-14-1=
  • The lowest transportation cost of Aling Miling is P419,