Simulations are used to determine the probability of an event in all of the following situations except for :
A)when there are no data from previous events.
B)when it is not possible to gather experimental data of the event.
C)when the theoretical probability is impossible to compute.
D)when the theoretical probability is available.

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Simulations are not needed when the theoretical probability is available because it can be directly calculated. Simulations are primarily used when there is no other way to estimate the probability of an event, such as when no data exists or the theoretical probability is impossible to compute.

Simulations Are Used to Determine the Probability of an Event