The situation in which the value of the solution may be made infinitely large in a maximization linear programming problem or infinitely small in a minimization problem without violating any of the constraints is known as
A)infeasibility.
B)unbounded.
C)infiniteness.
D)semi-optimality.

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In an LP problem, if the value of the objective function can be increased (in maximization) or decreased (in minimization) indefinitely without violating any constraints, then the problem is said to be unbounded. Therefore, option B is the correct answer.

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