S1 (Chapter 1) NOTES

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What is an Mathematical Model? A simplification of a real world situation. -used to make predictions about the real world problem and improves the understanding of a situation
Advantages of a Mathematical Model -Quick and easy -Simplify a complex situation -Improve our understanding, as certain variables, can be changed -Enable predictions -Help provide control
Disadvantages of a Mathematical Model -Simplification of problem - doesn't include all aspects -Will only work in certain situations
Stage 1 of Mathematical Model Real world problem observed
Stage 2 of Mathematical Model Mathematical Model is devised
Stage 3 of Mathematical Model Mathematical Model used to make predictions about expected behaviour of real world problem
Stage 4 of Mathematical Model Experimental data collected from real world
Stage 5 of Mathematical Model Compare predicted and observed outcomes
Stage 6 of Mathematical Model Statistical tests used to assess how well model describes the real world
Stage 7 of Mathematical Model Mathematical Model is refined (if necessary) to improve the match of the predicted and observed outcomes
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