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A linear program has an unbounded feasible region. The maximisation of the objective function:
AAlways has a solution at the origin of the coordinate system
BAlways has a unique maximum on the school chart at corner here
CHas the maximum at the centre of the region on the chart
DMay fail to have a finite maximum on the feasible region here
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. May fail to have a finite maximum on the feasible region here
On an unbounded region, the maximum of a linear objective may be infinite (no finite max).
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