Problems with infeasible solutions arise in practice because
A)management doesn't specify enough restrictions.
B)too many restrictions have been placed on the problem.
C)of errors in objective function formulation.
D)there are too few decision variables.

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Infeasible solutions arise when there are too many restrictions placed on the problem, making it impossible to find a feasible solution that satisfies all of the constraints. This can happen if the constraints are too strict or conflicting with each other. Management not specifying enough restrictions or errors in the objective function formulation may result in suboptimal or incorrect solutions, but not infeasible ones. The number of decision variables does not directly affect the feasibility of a solution.

Problems with Infeasible Solutions Arise in Practice Because