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Studying the solar system helps scientists learn about the universe. Why
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Question 16 of 25
Studying the solar system helps scientists learn about the universe. Why
might a scientist use a model to represent the solar system?
O A. The actual solar system is too large.
B. The actual solar system is too simple.
C. The actual solar system moves too slowly.
D. The actual solar system is too small.
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