Working backward is a good strategy to follow when
A) a problem has obvious subgoals.
B) you can recognize the similarity between two problems.
C) the problem does not have a well-specified goal.
D) you have many options available at the beginning of a problem, but few options at the end.

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Working backward is effective when there are many initial options but fewer options as you approach the goal, making it easier to identify the correct path from the end.

Working Backward Is a Good Strategy to Follow When