[Solved] How does blind search differ from optimization

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Q.	How does blind search differ from optimization
A.	blind search represent a guided approach while optimization is unguided
B.	blind search usually does not conclude in one step like some optimization methods.
C.	blind search cannot result in optimal solution whereas optimization method do
D.	none of these
Answer» B. blind search usually does not conclude in one step like some optimization methods.

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