Question

lesson 3: troubleshooting and optimizing hardware
word\tdefinition\texample or image
decomposition\tbreaking a ----------- problem
into -------, more manageable parts\timage of a box with arrows pointing to three smaller boxes
troubleshooting\ta form of ---------------------
that involves using a ---------------
search for the source of a problem\timage of a computer with a gear, screwdriver, and warning triangle

Explanation:

For "Decomposition", the definition is about breaking a complex problem into smaller, more manageable parts. So the first blank is "complex" and the second is "smaller". For "Troubleshooting", it's a form of problem - solving that involves using a systematic search for the source of a problem. So the first blank is "problem - solving" and the second is "systematic".

Answer:

• Decomposition: Breaking a complex problem into smaller, more manageable parts.
• Troubleshooting: A form of problem - solving that involves using a systematic search for the source of a problem.