A scientific model is easier to interpret and understand when it includes the main parts or processes, rather than every detail of every part or process. is this true or false

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Max Maximus · Answer 1 · 2016-11-16T16:48:51+0000

This is true, because extra detail and collateral information begets you to digress and eventually lead some people astray because they lose interest. You'd rather be straight to the point and give key facts about your model instead.

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