1. Are physical models copies of objects?
2. Are tangible materials used when making physical models?
3.Is a physical model an unaccurate copy of original material?
4.Are models based on gathered data from different resources?
5.Are scientific models prohibited during weather forecasting?

Answer:1. Are physical models copies of objects? No, physical models are simplified representations, not exact copies. They highlight key features while omitting less important details.2. Are tangible materials used when making physical models? Yes, physical models use tangible materials like wood, plastic, metal, or paper.3. Is a physical model an inaccurate copy of original material? Not necessarily inaccurate, but simplified. They prioritize representing key aspects over perfect replication. The level of accuracy depends on the model's purpose.4. Are models based on gathered data from different resources? Yes, often. Data from observations, experiments, and research inform the design and construction of models.5. Are scientific models prohibited during weather forecasting? No, weather forecasting heavily relies on scientific models (both physical and mathematical) to predict weather patterns.

Answered by remondaviajoy09 | 2025-07-05