3. Transform the following problem as a canonical and a standard LPP by introducing slack and surplus variables. minimize $x + 6y - 3z$ subject to $-2x + 2y \le -6$ $x + z \ge 9$ $x - y \ge 7$ $x + y + 2z = -10$ $x, y \ge 0, z$ free.
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