Question

4.11 Lesson Practice

Q.1
Computer __________ are used to represent a real world situation using a computer.

Q.2
____________ run experiments using computer models.

Q.3
Which of the following is NOT a use of computer simulations:

To predict changes in elephant population over time

To measure how temperature changes impact the chances of a hurricane

To calculate the area of an oval room

To predict how the shape of a car impacts its gas usage

Q.4
_________ _________ _________ use random numbers made by computers to test computer models.

Q.5
Computer simulations were first developed during ______ as a part of the _____

Answer 1

Answer:

Q.1

models

Q.2

simulations

Q.3

to calculate the area of an oval room

Q.4

Monte Carlo Method

Q.5

World War II ; Manhattan Project (use "shift ii" for roman numerals or it will only give partial credit)

Explanation:

Answer 2

Computer simulation is known to be an easy task. The answers to the questions are below;

• Computer modeling are used to represent a real world situation using a computer.
• Simulation run experiments using computers to test computer models.
• Computer simulations is not used to calculate the area of an oval room.  
• Monte Carlo Methods  is Using random numbers made by computers to test computer models.
• Computer simulations were first developed during World War II as a part of the shift ii Manhattan Project.

Computer simulation is simply known as the use of the computer to show the dynamic responses of one system by the behavior of another system that is said to be modeled after it.

It often uses a mathematical description, or model, of a real system in the form of a computer program.

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