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"A scientific law is a statement based on repeated experimental observations that describes some aspects of the universe." Wikipedia

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JACKSON IS A BEAUTIFUL PERSON and SOOPER SPESHUL! HE IS LORD UBERSHEEP!!!

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JACKSON IS A BEAUTIFUL PERSON and SOOPER SPESHUL! HE IS LORD UBERSHEEP!!!

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Replications are for repeating experiments if they go wrong or are really cool and wanted to be copied.

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We use a model to use things instead of having a too big or dangerous object in a classroom.

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Theory is the scientific concept often used in the scientific method to show what many scientists believe after much research and studies that provide evidence of that belief, and can never become a scientific law.

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Jaiden is more beautiful than Jackson, who is a wet sheep

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Jaiden is more beautiful than Jackson, who is a wet sheep

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A model for an experiment represents something too big, too small, or too expensive to actually supply for the experiment. There are limitations, like if you has a car, you wouldn't actually see the combustion cycle or the exhaust reset as if it were actually driving.

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Model limitation-
A model can't show you the true size, or other things. You can't seen the insides of a lizard's inside one a real one, but you also can't see the real size of them because it'd be hard to actually see the innards. Or a cell model because you can't see cells with the naked eye, but you also get a rough draft of the inner workings.

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Theory: Been proven true by evidence from scientific research and expirementing.

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WELL VICTORIA HAS THE SAME FACE AS JAIDEN SO HA

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WELL VICTORIA HAS THE SAME FACE AS JAIDEN SO HA

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A limitation is something a model cannot represent or do because it is too; expensive, explosive, dangerous, small, big etc.

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A model is for something to big, small, or dangerous. An example is a plastic solar system

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A model is a display of something that is easier to access. It is less messy and less expensive, and it's easier to move it. The limitations are that its often note to scale and you can't feel, taste, hear, or smell the object the same way you would if it's the real thing.

Example- say someone wanted to see the vital organs of the human body, well, they couldn't just cut some one open, could they? Well, if they did, then it would be quite messy, so if you wanted to see the vital organs of a human body, then I suggest using a model.

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Model
A model is something that you make that represents something that is too big, too small, too dangerous, too expensive, or out of reach

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Repetition is when you repeat the expirement or something over and over again. Aka copying

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A control is the variable you keep the same to see if the test variable affects the outcome variable

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A constant is the variable or variables that stays the same in the experiment.

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Model limitation means that even though you can demonstarte what your explaining, there is always something that can't be demonstrated. For example, if your model is a plastic hear, you can show the shape and size of the average human heart, however it probably won't show you how the heart beats.

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Repetition- to repeat the expirement over again using the same procedure, usually happens right after the first trial, for example studying what's the strongest magnet, you would repeat the expirement right after you were done.

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Models are something that represents something that is too big, too small, too dangerous, or too expensive. Example- Plane or cell

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Model means if you want to observe something but it is to dangerous, big, or unusable. You use a model instead but it has its down fall, you can get a reaction, texture, or weight

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Model: represents things that are too big and small, too expensive, too dangerous, messy, and hard to reach.
An example is a representation of the human body.

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Scientific Law
Something in science that is proven via intense experimentation to be true, and is unwavering, thus cannot be changed or added to.
Ex: the law of gravity, which is true throughout everyplace in the universe

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A constant is something in an experiment that does not change. We use constants so there will not be more than 1 independent variable, and for the results of the experiment to be consistent. For example, the constants of my experiment for how does wearing football gloves or not effect how many passes you catch, were the person catching, the football used, the passer, and the throw power

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Model limitations: is what it out can't do with models
Example: I model of an airplane will not have a real engine and will not fly like a real airplane

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Model Limitation means that even though there are a lotof  good things about having a model like being able to replicate something that is too big. But a model has limitations like not being the actual size, too expensive, explosive, etc...

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Model- a replica of something made to show something instead of the real thing because the real thing is too big, expensive or dangerous.