Which statement best describes why computer models are useful in science?
o they can store and...
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Which statement best describes why computer models are useful in science?
o they can store and process data to make accurate weather predictions.
o they are used to create more complex representations of large systems.
they cannot be revised after they are developed, tested, and shared with others.
they can be used to accurately make predictions without scientific evidence.
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