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How does a model differ from a theory?

Both models and theories constitute the scientific method.

A model is a representation of nature, while a theory is an explanation for patterns in nature.

Models and theories are basically the same, they are used to help scientists analyze the data they have already collected.

A theory is a representation of nature, while a model is an explanation for patterns in nature.

KEY2PHYSICS was built using technology and resources developed by National Science Foundation funding under NSF Award Numbers 0937989, 1418163, and 1742083.

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