Consider a grocery store chain with 5 stores and 3 distribution centers. The supply chain managers of the company aim to determine the amount of batches that should be distributed from centers to the stores. Transportation of each batch results in a certain amount of greenhouse gas emissions. It is known that a small van emits 159gCO. per km, and a large van emits 186gC2 per km. Due to capacity constraints of vehicles, stores requiring more than 7 batches are served by a large van. Write a linear programming problem to minimize the environmental impact of this distribution process by clearly defining the decision variables, sets, and parameters. Consider the following set of data provided. Demand 3 Supply The Distance Matrix (km) Consider a grocery store chain with 5 stores and 3 distribution centers. The supply chain managers of the company aim to determine the amount of batches that should be distributed from centers to the stores. Transportation of each batch results in a certain amount of greenhouse gas emissions. It is known that a small van emits 159gCO. per km, and a large van emits 186gC2 per km. Due to capacity constraints of vehicles, stores requiring more than 7 batches are served by a large van. Write a linear programming problem to minimize the environmental impact of this distribution process by clearly defining the decision variables, sets, and parameters. Consider the following set of data provided. Demand 3 Supply The Distance Matrix (km)