(Choose 1 answer)
Which of the following is NOT a strategy to approach a problem in university?
A. Making a list of everything we know about the problem, brainstorming or drawing a mind map
B. For problems in some fields such as mathematics, engineering and physics, trying out the problem using
an educated guess
C. Working back through your course notes, your textbooks or lectures, to see if the lecturers mentioned the problem before
D. Be conservative. Let what you know with the start, dictate what you know at the end.
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