As described in the text,validation of a simulation involves insuring that the simulation yields "correct" results when compared to the results of the actual real-world system.If this is so,why run simulations at all,why not just use the results of the actual situation which we obviously already know?

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The Answer of As described in the text,validation of a simulation involves insuring that the simulation yields "correct" results when compared to the results of the actual real-world system.If this is so,why run simulations at all,why not just use the results of the actual situation which we obviously already know?

As Described in the Text,validation of a Simulation Involves Insuring