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Agrifarm Company is in the business of buying and selling grain. The main aspect of the company's business is arranging for the purchased grain to be shipped to customers. The profitability of the business has declined in the recent years and the management believes that if it can keep shipping costs low, profitability will improve. The company recently purchased from its Midwestern contracted farms (supply chain partners) 4 rail cars of grain at Muncie, 5 rail cars at Brazil, and 4 rail cars at Xenia. At the same time, four long term customers at the East Coast placed orders for processed grains. Their specific locations and order sizes are as follow: Location of customer Macon, GA (#6) Greenwood, SC (#7) Concord, SC (#8) Chatham, NC (#9) Number of rail carloads of grain ordered 4 4 All shipments from the farms (origins) must be routed through a grain processing center (hub) at either Louisville or Cincinnati before sending to the customers (destinations). Shown below are the shipping costs per rail carload of grain from the farms to Louisville and Cincinnati and the costs to ship from these two processing centers to the final customer destinations. 0 From uncle Brazil (#2 Xenia (#3 Louisville (#4) $8000 $3000 $9000 Cincinnati (#5) $6000 $8000 $3000 0 From Louisville (#4 Cincinnati (#5 Macon (#6) $44000 $57000 Greenwood (#7) $34000 $35000 | Concord (#8) | S34000 $28000 Chatham (#9) $32000 $24000

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