Computer Science, asked by nprasana, 1 year ago

Simulation are carried out to develop a mathematical model of the process, is it true or false?

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Answered by Arslankincsem
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No, this isn't valid.


Reproduction attempts to make genuine circumstances for concentrate the working system of a gadget or process.


Indeed, even in the field of PC reenactment, no endeavors are made to build up a numerical model.


The principle objective is to gauge the future conduct, all things considered, circumstances, not to build up any numerical model.

Answered by Shaizakincsem
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Thank you for asking this question. Here is your answer:

This statement is not true.

Simulation is carried out in a setting which is an imitation of a problem or a particular situation.

And for the simulation first a model needs to be made and on the basis of that model the simulation is carried out.

You cannot build a model from the scratch with the help of the Simulation.

If there is any confusion pleas leave a comment below.

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