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Which of the following assumptions is not an assumption of the transportation model?

a. shipping costs are constant
b. there is only one transportation route between source and destination
c. there is only one transportation mode between source and destination
d. actual supply and actual demand must be equal

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A transportation route between source and destination is inferred.

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