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Physics, 10.11.2019 23:31 kristofwr3444

Which statement best describes a simulation?

a. it provides completely accurate representations of things that scientists are studying in nature.

b. it is similar to a field study.

c. it does not rely on any previous knowledge or observations of what it is representing.

d. it imitates a real process or experience.

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