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enyata [817]
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In problem solving, a method that always produces a problem solution (though not necessarily very efficiently) is known as

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zhenek [66]3 years ago
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In problem solving, a method that always produces a problem solution (though not necessarily very efficiently) is known as algorithm. The algorithm is a defined procedure (set of step-by-step procedures ) that provides the correct answer to a particular problem and  <span>yields the best possible answer every time. </span>This method is often expressed in the form of a graph. 
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