Infeasibility exists when one or more of the artificial variables
A)remain in the final solution as a negative value.
B)remain in the final solution as a positive value.
C)have been removed from the basis.
D)remain in the basis.

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Infeasibility in linear programming problems occurs when one or more of the artificial variables remain in the final solution with a positive value, indicating that the original problem has no feasible solution within the given constraints.

Infeasibility Exists When One or More of the Artificial Variables