Discussion
Which of the following would NOT be a legitimate response to a design that fails to close?
Answer: B
Correct answer: Iterating the loop many more times
If the loop is diverging, further iterations produce larger numbers and nothing else; the failure is in the inputs, not in the arithmetic. The legitimate responses all change an input: reduce the payload, relax the range, or assume a more efficient technology and record the readiness risk that assumption creates. Each is a negotiation with the requirement rather than an attempt to compute a way out of it.
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