How would you go about solving a problem?

Answer 1

Step One: Define the problem. (Ask yourself.) "What is the nature of the problem?" Is it a math problem? Is it a word problem? (What kind of problem is

it?)

Step two: Look for facts that relate to the problem. ( Such as numbers relate to math.) As-medicine relates to medical care.

Step three: Know what the problem is asking you. *How much. Or what size? How many?" For example: The weight, or distance, or length of something.

Step four: Use examples of answers to simular problems as a guideline in how to solve the problem. *Such as three plus three minus one = Five." So,

you know that the same process applies to a simular problem, such

4+4-3 .

( Use facts and logic to determine the value of the answer as true or false.)

Answer 2

To solve a problem, I would first define the problem clearly, break it down into smaller parts, brainstorm potential solutions, evaluate each solution, implement the best one, and then assess the results to see if the problem has been effectively resolved.