What can be used to make complicated concepts and systems easier to study and understand?

Physics

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lesya [120]2 years ago

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Answer: Models.

Explanation: Models have usually used to simplification the harder subjects, and make it easier to work with.

An example of this is when you do the math for a car moving in the street, where you suppose that the car has an easy shape, like a box, you ignore things like air resistance and such.

Models are used in almost every field of physics, especially in the experimental field, where having a lot of variables is a problem, so the scientist develops models where some of the variables can be ignored, and in this way, the experiment and the math are easier.

otez555 [7]2 years ago

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