If a problem has infinite number solutions, the objective function
A) is parallel to one of the binding constraints.
B) goes through exactly one corner point of the feasible region.
C) cannot identify a feasible region.
D) is infeasible.

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If a problem has infinite number of solutions, it means that the objective function is parallel to one of the binding constraints. This is because the slope of the objective function is the same as the slope of the binding constraint it is parallel to, and any point on that line would satisfy the same objective function value.

If a Problem Has Infinite Number Solutions, the Objective Function