In some cases,a linear programming problem can be formulated such that the objective can become infinitely large (for a maximization problem)or infinitely small (for a minimization problem).This type of problem is said to be
A)infeasible.
B)inconsistent.
C)unbounded.
D)redundant.

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An unbounded linear programming problem occurs when the objective function can increase indefinitely without reaching a maximum (in a maximization problem) or decrease indefinitely without reaching a minimum (in a minimization problem), due to the lack of constraints that limit the objective function's value.

In Some Cases,a Linear Programming Problem Can Be Formulated Such