In a maximization problem, when one or more of the solution variables and the profit can be made infinitely large without violating any constraints, the linear program has
A)an infeasible solution.
B)an unbounded solution.
C)a redundant constraint.
D)alternate optimal solutions.

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An unbounded solution means that the feasible region is not bounded, so the solution variables and the objective function can be increased infinitely without violating any constraints. This is the case when there are no constraints limiting the values that the solution variables can take. In such a scenario, the linear programming problem does not have an optimal solution.

In a Maximization Problem, When One or More of the Solution