The Textbook Defined Open-Ended Problems as Problems for Which There

The textbook defined open-ended problems as problems for which there is no single correct solution, often due to significant uncertainties. Discuss reasons why each of the following problems is open-ended:
a)Magik Bicycles has developed a new braking system that will enable riders to apply brakes to both the front and back wheels simultaneously and also to apply brakes in a consistent pumping pattern to slow the bike, but not stop it. The company's managers are considering whether to manufacture and sell the brakes as part of their current product mix or whether to sell the patent to a large bicycle manufacturer.
b)Mike Penny is trying to decide whether to major in accounting or to graduate with a double major in accounting and information systems. He has been discussing his options with several people in firms that would be likely to hire him. He has been told that he will make more money at the beginning of his career if he completes both the accounting and information system degrees. However, a double degree will add a year and a half to his time at the university.