Multiple Choice
If a side constraint for a network flow model cannot be avoided, and non-integer solutions result, how can the solution be expressed as an integer solution?
A) Apply integer programming techniques.
B) Round off all the non-integer arc flow decision variables.
C) Increase the supply until the solutions are all integer using a dummy supply node.
D) Increase the demand until the solutions are all integer using a dummy demand node.
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