Samantha is developing a new design for a nuclear reactor. Why might she want to make a detailed computer model of her design?

I. to test the physical theories behind nuclear energy
II. to test the reactor's safety systems
III. to test the reactor's energy output
IV. to measure the effects of radiation sickness

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Samantha is developing a new design for a nuclear reactor. Why might she want to make a detailed computer model of her design?

I. to test the physical theories behind nuclear energy
II. to test the reactor's safety systems
III. to test the reactor's energy output
IV. to measure the effects of radiation sickness

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Lrathburnid Lrathburnid · Answer 1

Lrathburnid Lrathburnid

Hey 976!

Samantha would want to make a detailed computer model of her design because models help to test a design and see how it will perform in the real world. A computer model of a nuclear reactor could help Samantha test the reactor's safety systems, the reactor's energy output or to test any other processes. The correct answer would then be II and III!

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Karker25id Karker25id · Answer 2

Karker25id Karker25id

Answer: ll and lll only

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