QMM Quiz I (Set B)

2. [6 Letters] A model representing a system at a fixed point in time, ignoring changes over the period.
4. [8 Letters] Models that use algebraic signs, letters, and numbers to represent relationships.
6. [9 Letters] A solution method that uses rules of thumb and does not guarantee an optimal solution.
7. [7 Letters] A model that accounts for changes over time, involving a sequence of interrelated decisions.
8. [13 Letters] A model classification where all parameters are assumed to be known with certainty.

1. [13 Letters] A model where at least one parameter is random or uncertain.
3. [6 Letters] A type of physical model that is a scaled version (small or big) of the system, like a toy car.
5. [8 Letters] A physical model that does not physically resemble the system but retains its characteristics (e.g., a clock representing time).
6. [10 Letters] Computer-assisted experimentation on a mathematical structure to evaluate behavior over time.[10 Letters] The step in the OR process used to check if the model accurately represents the real system.