Murray is playing a video game. His character in the game is a mouse which must forage for food. The goal is to find all the food in an area without being eaten by predators. If we view foraging in this manner as a problem solving process, then what might be the problem space in this problem? Question 27 options: a) The set of requirements for the goal state, including having all the food and being alive and uneaten. b) The set of intermediate states that the mouse tries to achieve before achieving the goal, such as finding all the food in a certain area. c) The set of all possible states of the game world, including the mouse's location, the location of food, the location of predators and so on. d) The set of actions that the mouse can take in a given situation, such as digging for food or moving to a new area