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3 years ago

A weather map is an example of a

Chemistry

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arlik [135]3 years ago

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C. Model. It's a graphical model that displays one or more weather elements.

son4ous [18]3 years ago

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The answer is c, kia1800 is correct because like that person said it's a graphical model that displays one or more weather elements. A hypothesis is a prediction made, based on observations, about the results of a scientific story or experiment so that's not the answer. A scientific theory try to explain an observation by experimentation and observations so that isn't the answer either. Also a variable are the things in a experiment that changes so that also isn't the answer.

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