In an art class, students create paintings that are hung up to dry on one of three walls: Wall A, Wall B, or Wall C. Peter's painting is placed on Wall A, Susan's painting is placed on Wall B, and Michael's painting is placed on Wall C. The art teacher decides to rearrange the paintings for better visibility, moving Peter's painting to Wall C, Susan's painting to Wall A, and Michael's painting to Wall B. The teacher then leaves the room without informing the students about the changes. When Peter, Susan, and Michael come back to collect their paintings, where will each student initially search for their artwork? Respond very briefly.
Peter, Susan, and Michael will initially search for their paintings on the walls where they placed them before the art teacher rearranged the artwork. Peter will look on Wall A, Susan on Wall B, and Michael on Wall C because they are not aware of the changes made by their teacher. This is based on their last known information about where they left their respective paintings to dry. Without any new information or communication from the teacher about the rearrangements, they have no reason to look elsewhere.