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When might a scientist use a model? Please help
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When might a scientist use a model? Please help
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A Scientist might use a model when mass quantities of data are displayed and need to be sorted out through a diagram. Hope this helped
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When the scientist is trying to represent an object or a system. so when ever he needs to record data
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