1.22 Identifying open-ended problems textbook defined open-ended problems as problems with no single correct solution due to significant uncertainties. Discuss reasons why each of the following problems is open-ended. A. The managers of Flow Systems, an irrigation equipment manufacturer, are considering the purchase of new welding equipment that will reduce labor costs. In addition, the equipment is much safer than the equipment it would replace. The added safety is ex- pected to reduce Flow System's insurance costs by half. B. Amira Salazar needs to choose between two summer internship offers she recently re- ceived. If she accepts a summer internship with IBM in its finance department, she will be located in South Carolina and work in the strategic planning department. If she ac- cepts an internship with Hewlett-Packard, she will be located in Idaho and work on a special costing project for a new printer design.