A problem statement (Multiple Choice Question)

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A problem statement (Multiple Choice Question)

A problem statement
A) outlines all the potential drawbacks of your research.
B) defines the purpose of your research.
C) is an unsupportable claim or assertion.
D) should be long and complex.

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Explanation: B) A problem statement expresses the main idea that your research is pursuing. You may find it convenient to express your problem statement as a question, such as, "How likely is it that nuclear fusion will be an important energy source in the future?"

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