Problem structures can be described in terms of three fundamental components: (1) choices, (2) uncertainties, and (3) objectives.

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These three components are essential in defining problem structures. Choices represent the decisions to be made, uncertainties encompass the unknowns or variables that can affect outcomes, and objectives are the goals or criteria that guide decision-making.

Problem Structures Can Be Described in Terms of Three Fundamental