When Is the Trial-And-Error Approach to Problem Solving Most Effective

question 8

Multiple Choice

When is the trial-and-error approach to problem solving most effective

• A) when there are no time constraints on solving the problem 
• B) when there is a relatively large number of possible solutions 
• C) when a solution to the problem must be found quickly 
• D) when there is a relatively small number of possible solutions

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