Unsolvable Problems Related to the Halting Problem Have the Following

question 3

Multiple Choice

Unsolvable problems related to the halting problem have the following practical consequence: ____.

• A)a program can be written to decide whether any given program run on any given input will produce some specific output.
• B)a program can be written to decide whether any two programs are equivalent.
• C)a program can be written to decide whether any given program always stops eventually, no matter what the input.
• D)no program can be written to decide whether any given program run on any given input will ever produce some specific output.

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Definitions:

Withholding Information

The act of intentionally not sharing relevant or necessary information with others who might benefit from knowing it.

Bluffing

A strategic deception or misrepresentation intended to make others believe something is true when it is not.

Mutual Benefit

A situation or action that is advantageous to all parties involved.

Distributive Bargaining

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