What do you mean by standared form of lpp?

Answer 1

The standard form of a Linear Programming Problem (LPP) is a mathematical representation where the objective function is maximized (or minimized), subject to a set of linear equality constraints. In this form, all decision variables must be non-negative, and constraints are expressed as equalities, typically using slack or surplus variables to convert inequalities. This standardized format helps in applying various optimization techniques, such as the Simplex method, to find the optimal solution efficiently.