Consider a power system with two generators with cost functionsgiven byGenerator 1: F1 (P1) = 80 + 7.2P1 + 0.00107P; ($)Generator 2: F2(P2) = 119 +7.2P2 +0.00072P3 ($).Where generators 1 and 2 are limited to producing 400 and 600 MW ofpower, respectively. Given that the system load is 500 MW, then1. Formulate the problem into LP form.2. Calculate the optimal generation.3. Determine the optimal generation cost.

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