What problems might occur if integer constraints are ignored in real-world decision making?
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Ignoring integer constraints can result in physically impossible plans like purchasing fractions of vehicles, or lead to sub-optimal and dangerous operations if fractional answers are rounded manually.
Ignoring integer constraints leads to impractical fraction solutions, like hiring half a worker or building part of a factory, which can cause scheduling errors and budget overruns when rounded.
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