content area top Part 1 A student asks why he can't just make "random guesses" rather than "intelligent guesses" when using the guess-and-check problem-solving strategy. What is the correct response to this question? Question content area bottom Part 1 Choose the correct response below. A. Intelligent guesses must be used with the guess-and-check method because a random guess will never result in the correct answer. B. Random guessing is actually more effective than intelligent guessing because helps students systematically zero in on the exact answer. Using intelligent guesses, this is not possible. C. Intelligent guesses will help students systematically zero in on the exact answer because successive guesses can be based on the results given by the previous guess. This is not possible with random guessing. D. Random guessing is just as effective as making educated guesses when using the guess-and-check method of problem solving