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A climatologist wants to explain why a particular region experiences more hurricanes than another. She analyzes historical weather data, including temperature, wind patterns, and ocean currents. Which method is the climatologist using to develop a scientific explanation?
Conducting lab experiments to simulate hurricanes
Observing and analyzing historical data
Classifying storms by intensity alone
Making logical predictions without data
Conducting lab experiments to simulate hurricanes
Observing and analyzing historical data
Classifying storms by intensity alone
Making logical predictions without data
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Observing and analyzing historical data
Explanation: She is using past weather records (temperature, wind, ocean currents) to develop a scientific explanation. The other options describe experiments, classification only, or making predictions without data, which don't match her approach.
Explanation: She is using past weather records (temperature, wind, ocean currents) to develop a scientific explanation. The other options describe experiments, classification only, or making predictions without data, which don't match her approach.
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