An Important Potential Problem with Using Symbols to Represent a Problem

question 14

Multiple Choice

An important potential problem with using symbols to represent a problem is that

• A) people typically use at least twice as many symbols as they need.
• B) people usually construct a hierarchical tree diagram, even though they intended to use symbols.
• C) people insert the symbols into the wrong matrix.
• D) people have trouble translating words into the appropriate symbols.

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Definitions:

Adequacy Of Consideration

The fairness of the value exchanged in a contract, though not necessarily equal in monetary terms.

Court

An institution established by the government to settle disputes through a legal process, providing a forum where evidence is presented and legal judgments are made.

Consideration

Something of value (such as goods, services, or money) that is exchanged between parties in a contract, making the agreement legally binding.

Preexisting Duty Rule

A principle in contract law that holds an existing duty does not constitute consideration for a new promise.