Solve the following liner programming pr...

Solve the following liner programming problems by graphical method: Maximize `Z=-x_1+2x_2` , if possible, Subject to the constraints `x_1-x_2lt=-1` `-x_1+x_2lt=0` `x_1, x_2geq0`

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