Computer modeling uses computers to simulate real-world situations and processes to understand how changing variables might impact outcomes. The document provides an example of using a computer model to calculate the profit and commission from selling different numbers of cars, factoring in purchase price, selling price, units sold, and a 2% commission rate on total profit. Formulas are presented to calculate profit per car, total profit, commission owed, and whether a sales target was met.

1. Computer modelling means using a
computer to ‘model’ situations to see how
they are likely to work out if you do different
things.

2. Computer Modelling
 The price that
you buy the
The price
that cars
cost
The profit is the
amount you save
while buying the car,
The total profit you
get, formula:
the formula would be profit* units sold .
The comision is
the money you
have to pay, the
comision here
the selling price take is 2%, the
car away the buying formula would
be =$B$10*F4
price. =SUM(C4-B4)
and the same
and done for the for the below. It
bellow. calculates the
2% percentage
you have to pay
of your tatal
profit.
The total
Total units
comision you
sold. The total have to pay
profit you
got for all This uses the IF statmenty,
The comision
the cars it calcualtes if the cell G7 is
rate
less than $500, if it is it
means that the target was
reached, if its bigger that
$500 the target will be
missed.