In a maximization LP model, what causes the objective value to grow infinitely without violating any constraints?
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It occurs when the feasible region is unbounded in the direction that improves the objective function. As a result, the objective value can increase indefinitely without violating any constraints, making the LP problem unbounded.
It happens when the problem is unbounded. This means the feasible region allows the decision variables to increase indefinitely in a direction that keeps improving the objective function without violating any constraints.
An unbounded solution occurs when the objective value can increase indefinitely without violating any constraints.
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