Suppose you live in western Massachusetts and need to get to San Francisco to close a business deal by the following night. Because the only available flights are in Boston, you drive east to Boston in order to catch the first flight to San Francisco that morning. This solution would NOT have been possible if you had exclusively employed a

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Jasmin Long

Business

28 February, 04:13

Suppose you live in western Massachusetts and need to get to San Francisco to close a business deal by the following night. Because the only available flights are in Boston, you drive east to Boston in order to catch the first flight to San Francisco that morning. This solution would NOT have been possible if you had exclusively employed a

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Rebecca Daniels · Answer 1

hill-climbing strategy

Explanation:

Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that this would not have been possible if you exclusively employed a hill-climbing strategy. This is a strategy used for problem solving in which the easiest solution is employed first and adjustments are made to the solution as it is be implemented. In this scenario it would increase the travel time and you would never make it to the deal on time.