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simulations are used to test the product before putting the product out on the market. Also every company that sells products uses simulations. A simulation is simply a test. Car companys put their cars through many simulation tests to see how it will fair on the road. Beauty product companys simulate their product on people to see how it will look and how it will work. Soap companys simulate their product on people to see how good there product works against their competitors.

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