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jessicacav

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If you guess until you get it right, you are using the _____________ heuristic.
 
  a. guess and check c. generate and go
   b. random search d. hope and test

Question 2

Problems with clearly defined start states and goal states are known as ______________ problems.
 
  a. unambiguous c. easy-to-solve
   b. well-defined d. understandable



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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