What happens when the objective function can increase indefinitely in a maximization problem?
A. The problem is infeasible
B. The problem is degenerate
C. The problem is unbounded
D. The problem has multiple solutions
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What happens when the objective function can increase indefinitely in a maximization problem?
A. The problem is infeasible
B. The problem is degenerate
C. The problem is unbounded
D. The problem has multiple solutions
C. The problem is unbounded
C. The problem is unbounded
C. The problem is unbounded
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