The speaker must present the solutions before showing the problems when the audience is not familiar with those solutions, as shown in option C.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- A speaker must be dedicated to making the audience understand what is being presented.
- In this case, the speaker must adapt his speech to allow all matters unknown to the audience to be understood.
- In a speech that shows the solution of problems, it is common for the problems to be presented first, however, if the solutions contain elements unknown to the public, these solutions must be presented first, as they allow the speaker to explain the known elements.
- This allows the reader to understand the solutions and see how effective they are in solving problems.
In this case, we can say that the solutions are presented first when the public is not familiar with the solutions.
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