Problems in which the initial state, the goal state, and the operations are all clearly specified are technically referred to as

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Problems that have a clear initial state, goal state, and specified operations for reaching the goal are referred to as well-defined problems. This clarity allows for structured approaches to problem-solving.  In these cases, the problem solver has to define the problem, define the goal, identify possible means to achieve the goal, and then figure out where to start.

Problems in Which the Initial State, the Goal State, and the Operations