Which Statement Is not true If a Maximization Problem Has $\infty$

question 16

Multiple Choice

Which statement is not true if a maximization problem has an unbounded solution?

• A)A data entry error has been made or a limiting constraint has been omitted.
• B)The objective function value goes to +\(\infty\).
• C)The values of all decision variables go to +\(\infty\).
• D)The feasible region is unbounded.

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Definitions:

Marginal Rate

This refers to the rate at which one variable changes with respect to a change in another variable, commonly used in economics and finance to describe rates of substitution and transformation.

Perfect Substitutes

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