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Book IN PRINT ON DEMAND and will take max. 2 days Isbn:978-602-401-390-5 Size: 14x20cm Number of pages: xiv, 180 pgs The model is a representation of an object, object, or ideas in simplified form. The model contains information about a system created with the aim to learn the actual system. Model can be a imitation of an object, system or true event containing only information considered important to be examined. Model Understanding can be seen from three types of words. As an object, the model means picture, representative or epilations, for example Boeing 747 airplane miniature is the model of the actual plane. The model as a word of nature means ideal, exemplary cravings, or example, for example Mr. Arif is the model of today's engineering lecturer. The model as a workword means showing, showing, or showing off, for example, the couple shows off the Malay custom wedding dress. So the three meanings of this model are worn in the modeling process. In modelling, the model is designed as a depiction of real system operation ideally to explain or show related important relationships. The modeling process includes the selection of characteristics from the most appropriate abstract representative for situations being examined. In general math models can be classified into two parts, namely static models and dynamic models. Static model provides information about model changers only at single points over time. While dynamic models are able to trace time paths from model changers. Dynamic models are harder and expensive in making, yet have a great power for real world analysis.