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For the primal equality-form linear program, the dual linear program isIf is primal feasible and dual feasible, thenThis proves weak duality. Their objective gap is , a sum of nonnegative terms. The complementary slackness theorem states that a feasible pair is optimal for the two programmes exactly whenThese conditions make the gap zero, which by weak duality certifies optimality; necessity follows from strong duality.
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