Employing the Hill-Climbing Strategy Is an Example of Using A(n)

question 22

Multiple Choice

Employing the hill-climbing strategy is an example of using a(n) ______ strategy.

• A) functional fixedness
• B) heuristic
• C) problem space
• D) algorithm

---

Definitions:

Prime Cost

The direct costs of manufacturing a product, which include the raw materials and direct labor expenses.

Plant Janitor's Wages

The wages paid to janitorial staff within a manufacturing plant, considered part of factory overhead costs.

Machine Operator Wages

Compensation paid to workers who operate machinery as part of the manufacturing process.

Product Costs

Expenses directly associated with the production of goods, including materials, labor, and factory overhead.