Linear Programming Problem: A woman planning a tea-party for her friends wants to serve coffee and something light to drink. She decides to send her daughter to buy some provisions from the grocery shop. Her statement to her daughter is as given below: Alice can you go to the shop? I would like to fill the fruit bowl (which can contain 2 litres) and my 5 guests should have at least two each of what you buy. Here is N$ 100. You can keep the change" Alice decides that apples and pears will make a nice fruit juice. The pears cost N$3.00 each and the apples N$5.00 each. It can be assumed that it takes 6 pears to make a 1 litre of juice; the apples are larger and make 0.3 litres each of juice. Formulate Alice's planning problem as a Linear Programming (LP) . . Problem in standard form