Unboundedness is usually a sign that the LP problem
A) has finite multiple solutions.
B) is degenerate.
C) contains too many redundant constraints.
D) has been formulated improperly.

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Unboundedness in a linear programming (LP) problem typically indicates that the problem has been formulated improperly, such as missing constraints that would otherwise limit the solution space.

Unboundedness Is Usually a Sign That the LP Problem