A steady state results when a simulation is repeated enough times that the random variable being investigated reaches an average result that remains constant.

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A steady state refers to the condition when the system being simulated reaches an average result that remains constant over time. This occurs after the simulation has been repeated enough times to eliminate any transient behavior and achieve a stable system. Therefore, the statement is true.

A Steady State Results When a Simulation Is Repeated Enough