Discussion
Why is state space size so sensitive to the representation chosen?
Answer: B
If a representation distinguishes states that behave identically, the space is multiplied by the number of irrelevant variations, and abstracting them away can reduce it by orders of magnitude. Node size, goal test cost and branching factor are affected too but are secondary. Asking what distinctions the problem actually requires, before choosing a representation, is the cheapest way to make a search feasible.
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