11.2.4 Quiz: Modeling
Question 7 of 10
Scientists might make a computer model of volcanic eru...
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11.2.4 Quiz: Modeling
Question 7 of 10
Scientists might make a computer model of volcanic eruptions. What is the
biggest benefit of this model?
A. It is safer to study the model than to study the volcano directly.
B. The model shows only the lava of the volcano.
C. It can be used to show changes that occur too quickly to study.
D. The model has more detail than the actual volcano.
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