Imagine that a human and the General Problem Solver model are both trying to solve a sudoku puzzle, in which the goal is to guess a sequence of numbers that fit into a grid while following various rules. What differences would be likely to appear in the human's performance versus the General Problem Solver's? Question 11 options: a) The General Problem Solver would not make as many mistakes as a human, because its problem solving methods are purely logical. b) The General Problem Solver would be good at backtracking and trying something different if it found it had made a mistake, while a human would be more resistant to doing this. c) There would be no differences between the General Problem Solver and the human. d) The General Problem Solver would break the problem down into production rules and subgoals. The human would not break the problem down in this manner, but would instead solve the problem intuitively