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- AEvery $LP$ problem has at least one optimal solution.
- BEvery $LP$ problem has a unique optimal solution.
- CIf an $LP$ problem has two optimal solutions,then it has infinitely many solutions.
- DIf a feasible region is unbounded then $LP$ problem has no solution.
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