In Which Case Will Working Backward to Solve a Problem

question 115

Multiple Choice

In which case will working backward to solve a problem be an effective strategy

• A) when a problem has a well-defined endpoint 
• B) when it is necessary to change the representation of a problem 
• C) when a problem has multiphasic branch points 
• D) when a problem is unsolvable by heuristics

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