Sam wants to bake a cake for their mother's birthday party.They have a recipe that shows the ingredients and what the finished cake will look once the ingredients are combined and baked. Baking a cake reflects which of the following problems? a. Inducing structure problem b. Arrangement problem c. Intellective problem d. Transformation problem

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Sam wants to bake a cake for their mother's birthday party.They have a recipe that shows the ingredients and what the finished cake will look once the ingredients are combined and baked. Baking a cake reflects which of the following problems? a. Inducing structure problem b. Arrangement problem c. Intellective problem d. Transformation problem

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The answer is **(d) Transformation problem**.Here's why:A transformation problem involves finding a sequence of operations that changes an initial state into a goal state. In this case, the initial state is the separate ingredients, and the goal state is the finished, baked cake. The recipe provides the sequence of operations (mixing, baking, etc.) needed to achieve the transformation.Let's look at why the other options aren't as suitable:* **Inducing structure problem:** These problems involve identifying the relationships between elements and figuring out the underlying structure. While baking involves some understanding of how ingredients interact, the primary focus is on the process of transforming them into a cake.* **Arrangement problem:** These problems require arranging elements in a specific order to satisfy some criterion. While arranging ingredients might be part of the baking process, it's not the core challenge.* **Intellective problem:** This is a broader category that encompasses problems requiring reasoning and problem-solving skills. While baking a cake does require some intellective skills, the specific type of problem is better categorized as a transformation problem.

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