Question 2	Playing soccer	Brushing your teeth	Playing a tennis match	Practicing tennis against a wall	Deciding what item to take at hostel lunch
Deterministic vs. stochastic.	Stochastic	Deterministic	Stochastic	Deterministic	Stochastic
Episodic vs. sequential.	Sequential	Episodic	Sequential	Sequential	Sequential
Static vs. dynamic.	Dynamic	Static	Dynamic	Static	Dynamic
Discrete vs. continuous.	Continuous	Continuous	Continuous	Continuous	Discrete
Fully observable vs. partially observable.	Partially Observable	Fully observable	Fully observable	Fully observable	Fully observable
Single agent vs. multiagent.	Multi-agent	Single agent	Multi-agent	Single agent	Multi agent
Reasons for categorizing the task: Deciding what item to take at hostel lunch
Stochastic	The result of going to the mess (getting a particular food item) might change as we are taking time to think about it (as some other student might finish the item we chose initially).
Sequential	Our previous action (e.g.:Taking rice or not) might affect our next choice (e.g.:Taking dal or not).
Dynamic	The availability of menu items might change over a period of time as other students might exhaust certain items.
Discrete	Only the choice is being decided (not the quantities) which have finite number of possibilities. Thus, the choices are discrete.
Fully observable	All the menu items can be seen from a single vantage point and that is the complete information needed to describe the state of the system.
Multi agent	There are other people choosing their food too, and that might affect the availability of certain items, which in turn affects our decision.