Pls help!!Why do scientists use models?
Question 1 options:
because some systems are s...
Pls help!!Why do scientists use models?
Question 1 options:
because some systems are so large, small, or complex they are difficult to predict
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to aid in the development of questions and explanations about systems
to replicate and simplify physical reality to allow for precise experiments
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