[M1_FORMATIVE] MODULES

Sets having the same cardinality but with different elements are considered as equal sets.

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True

False

False

It represents randomness.

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Probability

Statistics

Statistics

Block building is a principle used in modeling wherein the system can be represented graphically as a simple block diagram.

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True

False

True

Infinite sets are countable.

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True

False

False

It interprets the output data obtained from conducting a stochastic simulation experiment.

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Statistics

Probability

Statistics

1990 was the period when PC-based simulation software, graphical user interfaces and object-oriented programming were developed.

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True

False

False

Simulation is an applied methodology that can describe the behavior of that system using only symbolic models.

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True

False

False

A system is a collection of entities (people, parts, messages, machines, servers, ...) that act and interact together toward some end.

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True

False

True

Given sets A and B, the set operation that will result in a set consisting the elements contained in set A that are not contained in set B is what?

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Union

Complement

Intersection

Difference

Difference

It is used to represent variability of quantities about some average value.

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Uniform Distribution

Normal Distribution

Exponential Distribution

Triangular Distribution

Normal Distribution

A discrete system is a system wherein state variables change instantaneously at separate points in time.

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True

False

True

In generating random variates, a random number is generated.

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True

False

True

An attribute is a system component that is used to denote an object of interest in a system.

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True

False

False

Modeling and Simulation is a problem-based discipline that allows for repeated testing of a conclusion.

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True

False

False

Modeling is the process of representing a model which does not include its construction.

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True

False

False

The system simulation method that gives general solutions.

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Simulation method

Analytical method

Analytical method

A model serves as representations of events and/or things that are imaginary.

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True

False

False

It is the phase in the M&S Development Process Cycle where data/information technologies are applied/used.

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Execute Phase

Analyze Phase

Analyze Phase

An object is either an element of a set or it is not.

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True

False

True

The year when SIMSCRIPT was developed.

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1960

1940

1960

A mathematical construct containing a domain, codomain and rule of correspondence.

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Tree

Relation

Set

Function

Function

Continuous systems are systems wherein state variables remain constant with respect to time.

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True

False

False

It is the phase in the M&S Development Process Cycle where computational technologies are applied/used.

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Execute Phase

Analyze Phase

Execute Phase

State variables are variables that completely describe a system at any given moment in time.

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True

False

True

The letter U represents the universal set.

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True

False

True

A physical system is something that already exist.

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True

False

True

The year when GUIs and OOP were developed.

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1970

1980

1970

Deterministic activities are activities wherein the outputs can be described completely in terms of its input.

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True

False

True

Relevance is a principle used in modeling wherein the information gathered for the model must be correct and accurate.

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True

False

False

A set consisting of the possible outcomes for a random experiment.

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Probability Space

Sample Space

Sample Space

An open system is a system which has exogenous activities.

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True

False

True

It is essential to developing a conceptual understanding of problems involving probability.

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Probability Space

Sample Space

Probability Space

Given sets A and B, the set operation that will result in a set consisting of all elements that are contained either in set A or in set B is what?

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Difference

Union

Complement

Intersection

Union

Given set U and A as subset of U. What is U - A?

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Complement

Difference

Complement

A system is an organized set of interrelated ideas or principles.

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True

False

True

A physical system is a plan or concept for something physical that does not exist.

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True

False

False

1960 was the period when the first special-purpose simulation languages were developed, such as SIMSCRIPT by Harry Markowitz at the RAND Corporation.

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True

False

True

A set of events from a random experiment that satisfies the property "S element of A."

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Sample Space

Random Events

Sigma Algebra of Events

Probability Space

Sigma Algebra of Events

An endogenous activities are activities that occur outside the system.

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True

False

False

Given sets A and B, the set operation that will result in a set consisting of all elements that are contained either in set A or in set B is what?

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Intersection

Difference

Complement

Union

Union