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INTRODUCTION TO
SIMULATION AND
MODELLING
The test starts at 5:00pm and ends at
5:30pm.

1. Java function for generating *

random numbers between 0 and 1
is__________

Math.java ( )

Math.random ( )

Math.subroutine ( )

Math.ran ( )
Other:

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2. The Fortran intrinsic subroutine for*
generating random number
is__________

RANDOM_NUMBER (R)

SUBROUTINE Function (R)

Math.random

None Of the Above

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3. To enable the generator in *

Fortran to produce different sequence
of random numbers, it must be seed
with_______

RANDOM_NUMBER

MATH.Tan

SYSTEM_CLOCK

All of the above

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4. What is the run, r of the sequence
of random numbers:
69 56 48 06 73
91 70 10 38 64
67 69 29 39 87
38 71 24 79 20
61 54 08 31 72
46 24 52 21 80

18

19

20

17

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5. What is the expected value E(r) *
of the run of random numbers:
69 56 48 06 73
91 70 10 38 64
67 69 29 39 87
38 71 24 79 20
61 54 08 31 72
46 24 52 21 80

19.67

18.52

15.82

17.96
6. What is the V(r) of the run of the *
sequence of random numbers:
69 56 48 06 73
91 70 10 38 64
67 69 29 39 87
38 71 24 79 20
61 54 08 31 72
46 24 52 21 80

3.68

10.51

5.01

7.01

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7. To test the assumption *

regarding the distribution of the
numbers regardless of their
sequences, we use:

Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test

The Chi-square test

The run test

A and B above
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8. To test the hypothesis that the *

numbers appears in Q random
sequence, we use:

Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test

The Chi-square test

The run test

A and B above

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9. A system in which the state *

changes continuously with time is
called:

Analogue System

Hybrid System

Continuous System

Discrete System

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10. A system in which the state *
changes abruptly at discrete points in
time is called

Analogue System

Hybrid System

Continuous System

Discrete System

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11. An occurrence that changes the*

state of the system is
called___________

Event

Model

Entity

System state variable

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12. In a queuing system, the *
beginning of service for a customer is
an:

Endogenous event

Exogenous event

Resources

System state variable

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13. In a queuing system, the arrival *

of a customer for service is an:

Endogenous event

Exogenous event

Resources

System state variable

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14. The ways of generating random*
numbers include:

table of random numbers

spin of roulette wheel

computer-generated random numbers

all of the above

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15. Monte Carlo gets its name from*

Von Neumann midsquare method

Random-number assignment

Chi-square method

Kolmogorov-sminorov method

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16. The production of random *
numbers using the arithmetic
properties of a computer is
called___________

Real numbers

Natural numbers

Pseudorandom number

Even numbers

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17. The following are ways of *

generating random numbers except:

Computer-generated random
numbers
Quadratic methods

Table of random numbers

Spin of roulette wheel

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18. The model which entails the use
of random numbers to introduce into the
model the variability of the real world is
called?

Continuous model

Discrete model

Analogue model

All of the above

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19. The system experiencing *

smooth characteristics over time can
be represented by:

Discrete model

Analogue model

All of the above

Continuous model

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20. An entity is said to be dynamic *
if it:

Operates through the system

Servers other entities

All of the above

None of the above

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21. If an entity has attributes that *

pertain to that entity alone, the
attributes are considered as:

None of the above

Global values

Dynamic system

Local values

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22. An activity is the _________ of *
time which is known prior to
commencement of the activity.

Depend

Delay

Scheduled

Duration

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23. A ___________is an indefinite *

duration that is caused by some
combination of system conditions:

Depend

Delay

Scheduled

Duration

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24. Lists are usually processed *
according to:

All of the above

Service in random order

Last-in, First-out First-in,

First-out

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25. The following are advantage of *

simulation except:

Flexibility

Time compression or expansion

Tool of practical value

It is slow and costly

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26. Given 7777 as the seed in the *
middle square method of random
number generation, the next two seeds
are:

4817, 2034

2034, 4817

4178, 2304

2432, 4178

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27. Given 7777 as the seed in the *

middle square method of random
number generation, the next two digit
random numbers to be generated are:

81, 30

03, 81

18, 03

81, 03

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28. Given that the following set of *
random numbers have been generated
using congruence method.
4 5 2 3 0
1 6 7.
What is the length of the random
numbers?

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29. Using the congruence method *
the following random numbers were
generated:
22 16 20 2 14
6 19 18
11 8 10

1 7 3 21 9
17 4 5 12 15 13
What is the modulo value, M?

22

17

13

23

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30. Given the random numbers: *

70 10 38 64 67
69.
How many days of the year can you
generate

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31. Given the random numbers: *

70 10 38
64 67 69. The earliest date to
be generated in year 2022.

Impossible

December 2, 2022

October 8, 2022

February 7, 2022

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32. In java, the basic mathematical
function for generating pseudorandom
value drawn from a standard uniform
distribution in the interval (0, 1) is:

Math.random ( )

Math.ran ( )

Math.rand ( )

Math.rnd ( )

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33. simulation can be used to study*

_______________ to a problem and
prescribe what to do about the
problem.

none of the above

alternative solution

all of the above

actual solution

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34. A valid reason for using *
simulation is that relationship between
the variables is:

non-linear

all of the above

accurate

linear

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35. The first step in simulation is *

to:

verification

data collection

define the problem

construct the model

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36. The intrinsic subroutine that *
may be used in Fortran to simulate
random events is:

RANDOM_NUMBER (R)

RANDOM_SEED

SYSTEM_CLOCK

None

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37. Which of the keyword that *

enables the random number generator
to be seeded in Fortran by the user is:

RANDOM_NUMBER (R)

None

RANDOM_SEED

SYSTEM_CLOCK

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38. RANDOM.ORG offers true *
random numbers to anyone on the
internet because the randomness
comes from

vibration from generators

atmospheric mouse

automobile sound

all of the above

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39. Is the function below a *

probability density function?

None of the above

All of the above

Yes

No

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40. What is the value of C that will *
make the random variable specified by
the distribution below a probability
mass function.

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41. The process generator of 0 fair *

coin is a. What is the value of K?

0.5

0.4

0.2

0.3

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42. If X is a continuous random *
variable with probability density
function. What is the value of a?

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43. What is the cumulative *

distribution function of the probability
density function f(x) of a random
variable X given by

A
B

D
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44. A function of the purpose of *

investigation is the determination of

System model and events

Entities and attributes

Resource

System State variable

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45. The collection of all information*

needed to define what is happening
within the system to a sufficient level
in order to attain the desired output at
a given point in time is:

Resource

System model and events

Entities and attributes

System State variable

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46. When an entity operates *
through the system it is said to be

None of the above

dynamic

static

All of the above

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47. In a queuing system, customer *

and server are respectively what type
of entity.

Static and dynamic

Diary and files

dynamic and static

Option all of the above4

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48. The time of arrival in a queuing*
system could be an ____________ of a
customer who is an _______________

system state variable

system model, event

entity, attribute

attribute, entity

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49. An entity that provide service to*

dynamic entities is called

event

List processing

static entity

Resources

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50. When an entity has attributes *
that are peculiar to it alone, the
attributes are referred to as:

Local

global

all of the above

none of the above

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51. When a resource serves one or *

more dynamic entities at the same
time, it is said to operate as:

Single server

None of the above

Parallel server

Idle server

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52. If a dynamic entity requests for *
some units of a resource and is
denied, the requesting entity can:

join a queue

divert to another resource

eject from the system

all of the above

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53. Lists that are processed *

according to the value of an attribute
is:

FIFO

LIFO

SIRO

All of the above

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54. List can be processed *
according to:

FIFO

LIFO

SIRO

All of the above

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55. The duration of time, which *

duration is known prior to
commencement of the activity is
called:

A delay

An activity

An attribute

An entity

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56. A customer arrive at a single *
server queuing system according to
Poisson distribution with arrival rate of
6 customers per hour and service rate
of 12 customers per hour. Determine
the traffic intensity.

10

12

0.5

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57. A customer arrive at a single *

server queuing system according to
Poisson distribution with arrival rate of
6 customers per hour and service rate
of 12 customers per hour. Determine
the expected number of customers in
the system.

0.5

12

10
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58. A customer arrive at a single *

server queuing system according to
Poisson distribution with arrival rate of
6 customers per hour and service rate
of 12 customers per hour. What is the
expected waiting time in the system.

8 minutes

5 minutes

10 minutes

6 minutes

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59. An advantage of simulation *

where the actual time span of the
systems simulation can be
compressed to perform in minutes is
called.

Flexibility

Speed phenomenon

Time compression or expansion

Tool of practical value

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60. The first step in Monte Carlo *

simulation is to set up the.

mean

modal class

cumulative probability distribution

process generators

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