Do linear programming problems always have a solution?
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It depends on the constraints and the objective function.
Linear programming problems have a solution if their feasible region is bounded and not empty.
Linear programming problems do not always have a solution. The solvability of a linear programming (LP) problem depends on various factors, including the specific constraints and objective function coefficients.
We can always get an optimal solution; both linear programming and integer-linear programming are decidable.