Why do scientists use models?
Models make some things easier to understand.
Measurements...
Why do scientists use models?
Models make some things easier to understand.
Measurements can be made only on models.
Models help scientists visualize things they can’t see.
Models are perfectly accurate representations of objects.
Scientists can analyze models to make predictions.
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