Exam 13: Operational Decision-Making Tools: Simulation
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Simulation is often viewed as the technique of last resort because it can be applied to situations when there is no applicable quantitative model.
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At a Wal-Mart store,simulation can be used to analyze waiting lines at check-out stands to determine the required staffing levels.
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Simulation analysis is the preferred method used at hospitals to determine the type of treatment a patient requires.
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As a simulation model becomes more complex,using a computer application is virtually impossible.
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Simulation is the preferred technique for problems with random variables represented by probability distributions.
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The weekly demand for a company's product follows the probability distribution below:
Use the following random numbers to simulate the product's demand for the next five weeks: 72,27,93,17,47.
If the first random number interval begins with 1 then the total demand for the simulated five week period is

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A steady state results when a simulation is repeated enough times that the random variable being investigated reaches an average result that remains constant.
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Simulation is a popular decision-making tool that provides a solution to any type of problem
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Because simulation is used to analyze probabilistic problems it provides information that is used to make a decision versus an optimal solution.
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The weekly capacity measured in machine hours for a small machine shop follows the probability distribution shown below:
Use the following random numbers to simulate weekly capacity for the machine shop for the next five weeks: 93,31,71,8,6.
If the first random number interval begins with 1,then the minimum capacity for the simulated five week period is

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After a sufficient number of simulation runs a steady state results when the variable being investigated reaches an _________ value that remains constant.
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The ______________ technique selects numbers randomly from a probability distribution for use in a trial run of a simulation.
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Simulation analysis is useful for operational problems that
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The weekly demand for a company's product follows the probability distribution below:
Use the following random numbers to simulate the product's demand for the next five weeks: 72,27,93,17,47.
If the first random number interval begins with 1 then the average weekly demand for the simulated five week period is

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The Monte Carlo technique is a mathematical model used within a simulation.
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An advantage of using a computer versus a manual approach when performing a simulation is that it often takes only seconds versus hours to reach a steady-state result.
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The Monte Carlo technique selects numbers randomly from a probability distribution for use in a quantitative model.
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A random number's likelihood of being selected is based on a normal distribution.
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