Give three examples of real-world situations where a simulation could prove useful. Describe each situation, as well as the type of information you'd expect the simulation to yield. (10 points; 7 for your answer, 3 for response to others' comments.)​

Ben can’t wrestle in this week’s match unless he loses two pounds. he decides to take a nap instead of exercising. this is an example of wasting time getting distracted allowing others to set goals

How does using a credit card impact your spending habits?

When finn studies, he likes to consult multiple types of resources, such as books, journals, and online information. he usually studies in his bedroom, but he's found that he doesn't concentrate as well there. he decides to change locations, but doesn't know where to go. which would be the best place for finn to study, based on his preferences? a. the school library and media center b. a computer lab c. a café with wi-fi d. the school archives center