One Plan for Solving a Problem Would Be to Consider

question 30

Multiple Choice

One plan for solving a problem would be to consider every possible option, searching for the best solution. This broad plan is:

• A) usually the best way to proceed for complicated problems
• B) more effective with ill-defined problems
• C) usually ruled out by the sheer number of possible states within the problem space
• D) often the only plan available

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Definitions:

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