Why do scientists use models to explain something that cannot be easily seen?
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The question is asking why scientists utilize models to describe phenomena that are not easily observable or visible. It suggests an inquiry into the importance and utility of models in scientific explanations.
Answer
To study and explain phenomena that can't be observed directly.
Scientists use models to study and explain phenomena that are too large, too small, too fast, too slow, or too dangerous to observe directly.
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Scientists use models to study and explain phenomena that are too large, too small, too fast, too slow, or too dangerous to observe directly.
More Information
Models allow scientists to improve their understanding, make predictions, and communicate complex ideas more effectively.
Sources
- Practices of Science: Using Models - University of Hawaii at Manoa - manoa.hawaii.edu
- Scientific Models | Texas Gateway - texasgateway.org
- Scientific modelling - Science Learning Hub - sciencelearn.org.nz
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