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Problems That Have Unspecified Goals, Unclear Starting Points, or No

Question 294

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Problems that have unspecified goals, unclear starting points, or no effective means of evaluation are called:

A) heuristic problems
B) impractical problems
C) well-defined problems
D) ill-defined problems

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