Value- and Ambiguity-Based Approach for Solving Intuitionistic Fuzzy Transportation Problem with Total Quantity Discounts and Incremental Quantity Discounts

Table 10

Ambiguity of the IF cost and IF price breakpoints when  = 0.50.

				Supply
Demand	0.34  0.47 : 0.45; 0.47  0.53 : 0.43; 0.53 = X113 < 1.29 : 0.39	0.34  0.44 : 0.45; 0.44 = X122 < 0.47 : 0.42; 0.47 = X123 < 1.29 : 0.39	0.34 ≤ X131 < 0.45 : 0.44; 0.45 ≤ X132 < 0.47 : 0.42; 0.47 = X133 < 1.29 : 0.39	45
	0.34 = X211 < 0.53 : 0.47; 0.53 = X212 < 0.74 : 0.45; 0.74 = X213 < 1.450.44	0.34 = X221 < 0.47 : 0.44; 0.47 = X222 < 0.74 : 0.42; 0.74 = X223 < 1.29 : 0.39	0.34 = X231 < 0.42 : 0.45; 0.42 = X232 < 0.47 : 0.44; 0.47 = X233 < 1.29 : 0.43	45
	0.34 = X311 < 0.44 : 0.53; 0.44 = X312 < 0.47 : 0.47; 0.47 = X313 < 1.45 : 0.44	0.34 = X321 < 0.43 : 0.44; 0.43 = X322 < 0.47 : 0.43; 0.47 = X323 < 1.29 : 0.39	0.34 = X331 < 0.42 : 0.45; 0.42 = X332 < 0.47 : 0.44; 0.47 = X333 < 1.29 : 0.43	30
	60	30	30	120