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Why do scientists use models? (2 points) a To collect and record data through the scientific method b To explain difficult concepts and show how things work c To make conclusions based on experiments d
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Why do scientists use models? (2 points) a To collect and record data through the scientific method b To explain difficult concepts and show how things work c To make conclusions based on experiments d To observe small objects and make them look larger

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