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What is the process of algorithmic thinking. |
A series of systematic and logical steps
A way of solving a specific problem
A process without clear in instructions
A way of breaking down prblem into smaller problems.
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What does algorithmic thinking provide a unique way to solve. |
Problems is general
A specific problem
A new and improved system
Irreleveant detail
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A problem is considered easy whenit. |
Requires a lot of resources to solve.
Requires a lot of time to solve
Can be solved in simple steps, even if it is large
Is not possible to solve.
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What are the two directions in teh that a robot can move in a maze problem. |
Forward and down
Up and left
Right and down
Forward and back
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What can alternate solutions enhance in regard to a problem. |
The value of the ideal soltion
The result that should be achieved
The risk of failure
The difficulty level of the solution.
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What is the purpose fof planning a solution to a problem. |
To minimize the risk of failure
To ensure a successful execution
To determine the most ideal solution
Both A and B
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What is the final step in the systematic problem-solving process. |
Problem definition
Problem aalysis
Planning solution
Selecting the best solution
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What is ghe goal of defining a problem. |
To make it more complex
To add abiguity
To make it more simple and clear
To make it impossible to solve
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The first step in the systematic problem-solving proces sis. |
Problem analysis
Problem definition
Identifying the problem
Selecting the best solution
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What is the process of figuring out the 5 Ws from the problem statement. |
Problem identification
Problem definition
Problem analysis
Deconstruction
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