What,if anything,have we learned if we made the process worst instead of better during the troubleshooting process?
A) That what we worked on had nothing to do with the problem
B) Likely there are multiple failures
C) You are on the right track,but need to correct in the opposite direction
D) None of these are correct

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When troubleshooting makes the problem worse, it often indicates that the area being addressed is indeed related to the issue, but the adjustments or changes made need to be approached differently, suggesting you're on the right track but need to correct in the opposite direction.

What,if Anything,have We Learned If We Made the Process Worst