Physics, 18.12.2020 06:50 Alexandram2163

I'll give 30 points and make you the brainiest so please answer ASAP 2. How can a model can be used to develop a testable hypothesis?
a. Conceptual models are not based prior observations and are guesses used to generate a hypothesis.

b. Conceptual models are never revised once they are made.

c. Conceptual models help us see how things are related and how they connect or
work together. This helps us develop a hypothesis based on changes in a variable and the
corresponding response of another variable.

d. Conceptual models cannot be used to develop a testable hypothesis.

3. What are the three factors that contribute to water scarcity?
a. Climate change, overuse of groundwater, and water pollution.

b. Hurricanes, overuse of groundwater, and water pollution.

c. El niño, hurricanes, and ocean drought.

d. Climate change, ocean droughts, and water pollution.

Where are the trade winds located?
a. Halfway between the equator and the poles.
b. Near the equator.
c. Above the poles.
d. Near the poles.

What happens when water turns into water vapor?
a. Water turns into water vapor when it loses energy and moves from the gas to the
liquid phase.

b. Water turns into water vapor when the water molecules get enough energy to
move from the liquid phase to the gas phase.

c. What turns into water vapor when it undergoes a chemical reaction and changes
into a new substance.

d. Water cannot become water vapor.

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