A balanced transportation problem is characterised by

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A balanced transportation problem is characterised by

A. Total supply exceeds total demand

B. Total demand exceeds total supply

C. Total demand is equal to total supply

D. Total supply is either equal to or more than total demand

Answer: Option C

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