Question: Question 1 : a ) Convert the problem to the standard form: max: z = 2 x 1 + x 2 s . t .

Question 1:
a) Convert the problem to the standard form:
max:z=2x1+x2
s.t.
x1+2x29
-x1+4x23
x1,x20
b) What are the values of n and m, and how many potential bases are there for this problem?
c) Complete the following table to enumerate all potential bfs.
\table[[,BVs,NBVs,,,,],[M=2,\table[[n-m=2],[e.g.],[s1,s2]],,Solution, e.g.,Feasible?,Objective,],[(Y or N),\table[[Function],[value]],,,,,],[A,x1,x2,,,,,],[,,,,,,]]
d) What is the best BFS for this problem?
e) Is the best basic feasible solution you identified in part d optimal for this problem?
 Question 1: a) Convert the problem to the standard form: max:z=2x1+x2

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