Simulations

Simulations are models or representations that mimic real-world processes or systems to study their behavior under various conditions. They use mathematical algorithms and data to create scenarios, allowing us to predict outcomes, test theories, or train individuals in a controlled environment. Common examples include flight simulators for pilots, weather forecasting models, and virtual environments for scientific research. Simulations help us understand complex phenomena, make informed decisions, and explore possibilities without the risks and costs associated with real-life trials.