The Structure of your Simulation assessment

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The Structure of your Simulation assessment Tools Definition of the probability tool, eg. Ran#, Coin, deck of cards, spinner. Statement of how the tool models the situation. Trials Definition of a trial. Definition of a successful outcome of the trial. Include a method. Justify your choice. Results: Carrying out the simulation and recording outcomes. Statement of how the results will be tabulated giving an example of a successful outcome and an unsuccessful outcome. Calculations: Selecting and using appropriate measures. Write a conclusion which uses your calculations to justify your choice (include improvements and any factors which could affect the real life situation).