When no quotients exist in a simplex table,
A) a degenerate BFS will occur.
B) the problem has an unbounded solution.
C) there is a possibility for multiple optimum solutions.

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When no quotients exist in a simplex table, it means that the pivot column has all non-positive entries. This implies that any pivot element will result in an increase in the objective function value. Since we cannot identify a direction to move towards an optimum solution, it indicates that the problem has an unbounded solution.

When No Quotients Exist in a Simplex Table