When the Real Problem to Solve Is Too Big to Grasp

question 95

True/False

When the real problem to solve is too big to grasp because there are very many options,the systems approach is indicated.Dividing the (facilities) problem into regional subproblems to make it more workable can improve the quality of the solution.

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