The solution to an LP problem is degenerate if
A) the right hand sides of any of the constraints have an allowable increase or allowable decrease of zero.
B) the shadow prices of any of the constraints have an allowable increase or allowable decrease of infinity.
C) the objective coefficients of any of the variables have an allowable increase or allowable decrease of zero.
D) the shadow prices of any of the constraints have an allowable increase or allowable decrease of zero.

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Degeneracy in an LP problem occurs when the right-hand side of any constraint has an allowable increase or decrease of zero, indicating that the solution lies on the boundary of multiple constraints.

The Solution to an LP Problem Is Degenerate If