Step 1: Recall the distinction between short run and long run.
- In the short run, some factors are fixed and some are variable.
- In the long run, all factors of production become variable. There are no fixed inputs in the long run. Step 2: Evaluate options.
- (A) “At least one factor varied” → short run condition, not long run.
- (B) Correct → in the long run, all inputs (land, labour, capital, organization) can be adjusted.
- (C) Incorrect → “factor remains fixed” is wrong for long run.
- (D) Incorrect → “only one factor” applies to short run, not long run. Step 3: Conclusion.
Thus, in the long run, all factors are variable. Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{All factors of production can be varied.}}
\]