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How do scientists use patterns? A. To organize results B. To describe how something is made C. To predict what might happen next D. To send messages to other scientists​

How do scientists use patterns? A. To organize results B. To describe how something is made C. To predict what might happen next D. To send messages to other scientists​
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How do scientists use patterns?

A. To organize results
B. To describe how something is made
C. To predict what might happen next
D. To send messages to other scientists​

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c because you see with your eyes and c rhymes with eyes

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