T / F - An LP can have multiple disjointed feasible regions as long as it has at least two constraints. 2. T / F - Feasible region of an LP is the union of all regions defined by the constraints. 3. T / F - An LP is said to be feasible if there exists at least one solution which satisfies all constraints. 4. T / F - An unbounded feasible region means there is no optimal solution. T / F 5. T / F - Every LP has an optimal solution. 6. T / F - All parameters are represented numerically, and all decision variables are represented with symbols (letters). 7. T / F - Corner points and extreme points of an LP are the same. 8. T / F - Every basic solu