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how does analyzing the advantages and disadvantages of possible solutions with problem-solving?

a.

to determine how each course of action would be in solving a problem.

b.

to determine who in your group has the weakest participation.

c.

to allow for effective argument.

d.

all of the above

when we are defining the boundaries of a problem, why is it necessary to understand the limits that can be changed and those that cannot?

a.

so we can set aside more time to solve the problem.

b.

so that we don’t waste time trying to change things that cannot be changed.

c.

so that others will understand our limitations.

d.

so that brainstorming will be more productive.