A linear programming problem may have: I.no optimal solutions.
II)exactly one optimal solution.
III)as many optimal solutions as there are decision variables.
IV)an infinite number of optimal solutions.
A)II and IV only.
B)II and III only.
C)I,II,and III only.
D)I,II,and IV only.
E)All of the above.

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A linear programming problem can have no optimal solutions if it is infeasible or unbounded, exactly one optimal solution if the optimal point is unique, or an infinite number of optimal solutions if the objective function is parallel to a constraint over a feasible region.

A Linear Programming Problem May Have: I