What does an unbounded feasible region imply about the optimal value of the objective function?
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An unbounded feasible region does not automatically mean the objective function is unbounded. It means the objective may increase or decrease indefinitely depending on its direction.
For maximization, if the objective can keep increasing along a feasible direction, there is no finite maximum.
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