This is definitely true. General class of examples: almost any combinatorial problem ever. Concrete example: the Four Colour Theorem
General class of examples: almost any combinatorial problem ever
Yes! Combinatorics problems are a perfect example of this. Trying to work out the probability of being dealt a particular hand in poker can be very difficult (for certain hands) until you correctly formulate the question- at which point the calculations are trivial : )
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