What are the signs that a linear programming problem has an unbounded solution, and what does this mean for the optimal value?
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An unbounded solution occurs when the objective value can keep increasing (maximization) or decreasing (minimization) without violating the constraints. This means the Linear programming has no finite optimal value.
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