 Dominance does not apply to this representation. It nonetheless settles the problem’s solution because it applies to a decision problem if it applies to any accurate representation of the problem, such as Figure 1’s representation of the problem. If expected utilities are partition-sensitive, then acts that maximize expected utility may be partition-sensitive. The principle of expected utility does not yield a decision problem’s solution, however, if acts of maximum expected-utility change from one partition to another. In that case an act is not a solution to a decision problem simply because it maximizes expected utility under some accurate representation of the problem. Too many acts have the same credential.