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A solution is not a basic feasible solution in a transportation problem if after allocations

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Total number of allocation is one less than the sum of number of sources and destinations

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There is a closed loop

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There is no degeneracy

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There is no closed loop

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The correct option is B There is a closed loop
A solution is not a basic feasible solution in a transportation problem if after allocations there is a closed loop.

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