A research problem is feasible only when

AIt has utility and relevance

BIt is researchable

CIt is new and adds something to knowledge

DAll of the above ✓ Correct

Correct answer: (D) All of the above

Explanation

A research problem is feasible only when all three conditions are met, so All of the above holds.

It must have utility and relevance to justify the effort spent.

It must be researchable, capable of being investigated with available means.

It should be new and add something to the existing body of knowledge.

Any single condition alone does not make a problem truly feasible.

Feasibility also weighs time, funds and access to data or subjects.

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