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3 years ago

Which activities describe the use of technology in science? Check all that apply.

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vova2212 [387]3 years ago

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Answer:

These activities describe the use of technology in science.

1) looking at cells through a microscope.

2) viewing stars through a telescope.

5) developing a computer model for earthquakes.

Explanation:

The moment a scientific instrument/equipment is involved in any scientific activity, there is a use of technology is such scientific activity.

Machines and equipment like Computers, Telescopes, and Microscope are technological.

Check all that apply:

1) looking at cells through a microscope

2) viewing stars through a telescope

3) observing a plant with the unaided eye

4) creating a blank data table by hand in a notebook

5) developing a computer model for earthquakes

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