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Main Concepts • Simulations can be useful tools for finding approximate probabilities for situations in which the actual probabilities are too dificult to calculate. • The Law of Large Numbers tells us that simulations will provide "good" approximations, and these approximations will typically be better the more repetitions you perform. • Simulations are not just a pedagogical tool, but used by practicing statisticians and scientists. They are bigger than all outdoors.
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