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An experienced chef is attempting to create a new signature soup. Instead of following a pre-written recipe or randomly adding ingredients, the chef starts by tasting the base broth and thinks, 'This is a bit bland; it probably needs more acidity and salt.' Based on years of experience, they add a squeeze of lemon and a specific type of sea salt, tasting after each addition. Which problem-solving approach does this action best represent?
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An experienced chef is attempting to create a new signature soup. Instead of following a pre-written recipe or randomly adding ingredients, the chef starts by tasting the base broth and thinks, 'This is a bit bland; it probably needs more acidity and salt.' Based on years of experience, they add a squeeze of lemon and a specific type of sea salt, tasting after each addition. Which problem-solving approach does this action best represent?
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