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AAgents that follow only deterministic policies
BActing well when compute or time is scarce
CAgents that cannot perceive their environment
DAgents that act randomly within fixed bounds
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Acting well when compute or time is scarce
Perfect rationality is infeasible in complex environments.
Limited rationality formalises practical action under constraints on time, memory and compute.
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