When do scientists use models i will mark best one brainlest

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They use models when they are trying to find stuff in the ground like fossils so they match them up so they can find if it’s the same or not please mark brainliest must appreciated !

aliina [53]3 years ago

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Scientists use models when doing research to lay out their data. They can also use them to explore phenomena that are too vast complex or to dangerous to study first hand. They use it to investigate objects or processes that happen too slowly to quickly or on to small of a scale to observe directly

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