Solving problems like the hobbit and orc problem in your textbook, which requires you to make changes and carry out several steps in order to reach a specific goal, are examples of a problem of:

A. inducing structure

B. lexical analysis

C. transformation

D. arrangement

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Quinn Carrillo

Social Studies

23 June, 01:41

Solving problems like the hobbit and orc problem in your textbook, which requires you to make changes and carry out several steps in order to reach a specific goal, are examples of a problem of:

A. inducing structure

B. lexical analysis

C. transformation

D. arrangement

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Semaj Walsh · Answer 1

C. transformation

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that this is an example of a problem of transformation. This refers to problems that need a sequence of tasks or operations in order to change the problem into a specific goal that needed to be reached. Which like mentioned in the question is done after making the changes and carrying out the various steps.

Solving problems like the hobbit and orc problem in your textbook, which requires you to make changes and carry out several steps in order to reach a specific goal, are examples of a problem of:A. inducing structureB. lexical analysisC. transformationD. arrangement

Solving problems like the hobbit and orc problem in your textbook, which requires you to make changes and carry out several steps in order to reach a specific goal, are examples of a problem of:

A. inducing structure

B. lexical analysis

C. transformation

D. arrangement