If a graphically solvable linear program is unbounded, then it can always be converted to a regular bounded problem by removing a constraint.

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Removing a constraint from an unbounded linear program does not guarantee that the problem will become bounded; it may still remain unbounded or the solution space could change significantly, affecting feasibility and optimality.

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