simple problem
/ˈsɪmpl prəˈblɛm/ · sim·ple prob·lem
noun
- A straightforward issue or question that requires a clear and direct solution. The teacher assigned a simple problem to the students to help them practice their math skills.
- A situation or issue that is easy to understand and resolve, often requiring minimal effort or resources. The company's simple problem was resolved quickly by the customer service team.
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Did you know? The phrase 'simple problem' is often used in educational settings to describe a task or question that is designed to be easy to understand and solve, allowing students to build their confidence and skills before moving on to more complex challenges.