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Given a LP model as:Minimize Z = 2X1+ 4X2+ 6X3 Subject to: X1+2X2+ X3≥2 X1–X3≥1 X2+X3=...

Given a LP model as:Minimize Z = 2X1+ 4X2+ 6X3

Subject to:

X1+2X2+ X3≥2

X1–X3≥1

X2+X3= 1

2X1+ X2≤3

X2, X3 ≥0, X1 urs

a) Find the standard form of the LP problem.

b) Find the starting tableau to solve the Primal LP problem by using the M-Technique.

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