Which of the following is a simulation?

1. Measuring the mean and standard deviation of measurement from a sample

2. Taking a series of measurements based on multiple samples

3. Some method of generating virtual measurements that look like what would be gotten from a sample

4. Specifying the expected mean and standard variation of measurements for an entire population

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Mathematics

Izaiah Nolan

29 May, 14:19

Which of the following is a simulation?

1. Measuring the mean and standard deviation of measurement from a sample

2. Taking a series of measurements based on multiple samples

3. Some method of generating virtual measurements that look like what would be gotten from a sample

4. Specifying the expected mean and standard variation of measurements for an entire population

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Brendon · Answer 1

Option: 3 is the correct answer.

3. Some method of generating virtual measurements that look like what would be gotten from a sample

Step-by-step explanation:

Simulation Technique--

A simulation technique is a process of using probability experiment in order to model the random events closely the real world outcomes or real life situations. The process is also known as mathematical modeling.

Kinley Moreno · Answer 2

3 i'm pretty sure, because it explains pretty much that it's a simulation when it says "that look like what would be gotten from a sample"