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Savvas 7th Grade Ch 2 L4 Models as Tools in Science

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All systems have input, , and output.

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A(n) model might include a drawing or a three-dimensional object.

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is the material or energy that goes into a system.

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A(n) is a group of parts that work together to perform a function or produce a result.

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Output that changes a system in some way is called .

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Some systems have feedback.

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Mathematical equations and word descriptions are examples of models of processes.

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Scientists use models to understand things they can observe directly.

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When they use models, scientists keep in mind that predictions based on models are certain.

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What happens in a system is called input.