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The **Assignment Problem** aims to allocate *n* tasks to *n* agents (machines, workers) at minimum cost, ensuring each task and agent is assigned exactly once.
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### Mathematical Formulation
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**Variables**: \( x_{ij} \) binary:
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## [Exercise 2](): Assignment Problem - Mathematical Model and Solution by Hungarian Method
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### [Problem Statement]():
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### Problem Description
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**Three tasks must be assigned to three machines. Each task can be performed on any machine, but with different costs. Assign each task to one machine, and each machine to one task, minimizing the total cost.**
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Designate 4 workers to perform 4 tasks such that the total time to complete all tasks is minimized. The table below shows the time (cost) for each worker to perform each task.
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