Problem-solving is the act of defining trouble; figuring out the cause of the problem; figuring out, prioritizing, and choosing alternatives for an answer; and enforcing a solution.
Problem-fixing starts with identifying the difficulty. For instance, a teacher might want to discern the way to improve student performance on a writing talent test. To do that, the trainer will assess the writing checks looking for areas of development.
This was answered in question #24217201. It's the exact same question, but you forgot to put what parts A and B are. The answers and the work are there.
