Answer:
it is true
Explanation:
Computer modelling can be defined as the computerization of mathematical models in order to understand the dynamics of biological, physical, and chemical systems. The computerized simulations can be run by using programs that have into account the parameters of the system and thus make predictions that resemble natural experimentation procedures. Examples of computer modelling include, among others, the potential distribution of invasive species, prediction of changes in the genetic structure of a given population over n generations, etc.
