The new algorithmic technique developed in this article to solve the profit maximization problems using transportation algorithm of Transportation Problem (TP) has three basic parts; first converting the maximization problem into the minimization problem, second formatting the Total Opportunity Table (TOT) from the converted Transportation Table (TT), and last allocations of profits using the Row Average Total Opportunity Value (RATOV) and Column Average Total Opportunity Value (CATOV). The current algorithm considers the average of the cell values of the TOT along each row identified as RATOV and the average of the cell values of the TOT along each column identified as CATOV. Allocations of profits are started in the cell along the row or column which has the highest RATOVs or CATOVs. The Initial Basic Feasible Solution (IBFS) obtained by the current method is better than some other familiar methods which is discussed in this paper with the three different sized examples.
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