Every linear programming problem can have two forms, the original formulation (primal) and another form called dual.

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Every linear programming problem can indeed be expressed in two forms: the original formulation, known as the primal form, and a corresponding formulation known as the dual form. The dual problem represents a different perspective on the constraints and objectives of the primal problem.

Every Linear Programming Problem Can Have Two Forms, the Original