Expert systems:
A) solve problems that are too difficult for human experts
B) are based on procedural computer programming languages
C) work in specific domains
D) can apply to any business problem
E) share characteristics with mainframe computing

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Expert systems are built to work in specific domains or areas of expertise, with the goal of providing specialized knowledge and decision-making capabilities. They are not necessarily designed to solve problems that are too difficult for human experts (A), although they may be able to handle complex problems within their specific domain. They are not based on procedural programming languages (B) but are instead based on a knowledge representation and reasoning system. While they may be used in various industries, they are not applicable to any business problem (D) and require specific domain knowledge to function effectively. There is no necessary connection between expert systems and mainframe computing (E).

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