Help Think about real-world examples of problems whose solutions do—and do not—scale well. Additionally, think about a problem that is so complex that there is no computational solution to feasibly solve the problem in a reasonable amount of time.

Complete a short written response to the following question:

1. Identify two real-world examples of problems whose solutions do scale well.

I’m giving out free points and brainliest to whoever answers this fast and correct : ) if you want to obtain a class e license before you turn 18, you a. be in compliance with school attendance requirements b. have proof of employment c. be a u.s. citizen d. own a motor vehicle

Jacob’s four-month-old infant is crying continuously. while jacob’s wife suggests that he pick up the baby, jacob’s mother thinks that picking up the baby each time she cries is bad for the baby. why is jacob’s wife right? a. babies sleep better when carried. b. babies learn to cry whenever they want someone to hold them. c. babies may choke if crying while lying on their back. d. babies develop a sense of trust that someone is there to provide care.

Explain the popular saying "we are made of stardust. how are we made of stardust? use scientific vocab.