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The horse spoke up first, I'm twice your size and can work twice as hard. It doesn't matter how much needs to be hauled from the grassy area in the comedy pasture down to the pond, I can do it easily in a day.
 
  Of course, the horse would use only routes connected by his nodes of interest, Grass, Barn, Oak, Hay and Pond. Use the capacities indicated on each of the branches to determine the maximal flow down to the pond.
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Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management, 4e (Bozarth/Handfield)

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Answer: The maximum flow is 14 using these paths:
Grass-Hay = 6, continuing on Hay-Pond
Grass-Oak = 8, continuing on Oak-Pond
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