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    2.  What is the main purpose of problem decomposition in computational thinking?

                        3.  In what way are loops better than writing repeated instructions manually?

                        4.  List the working of the If-Then-Else condition in an algorithm.

                        5.  What improvements in efficiency does Excel offer compared to manual calculations?

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                     1.   Muskan needs to write a research report on climate change. How would she decompose this task?

                     2.   Rama is designing a program to check if a number is even or odd. What condition would
                        he use to check if a number is even or odd?

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                            Reusing Patterns in Tinkercad.

                            (a)  Select a geometric pattern from Tinkercad’s shapes.
                            (b)  Duplicate and arrange the pattern to create a new design.
                            (c)  Evaluate the efficiency, accuracy and smartness of reusing the pattern.
                            (d)  Reflect on how reusing patterns made the design process faster and easier.

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