Computational Models and Simulations Quick Check 3 of 53 of 5 Items Question There is a visual simulation model of how CO2 levels increase from carbon dioxide output which affects global temperatures. The rising temperatures cause the ice shelfs to melt and sea levels to rise, which causes cities below sea level to be covered by water. What kind of model would best be used for a situation involving all of this?(1 point) Responses data structure data structure multiscale multiscale stack stack CPU CPU Skip to navigation page 9 of 9

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The best type of model to use for a situation involving the interactions between CO2 levels, global temperatures, ice shelf melting, and sea level rise would be a multiscale model. This is because the scenario involves various processes occurring at different scales (e.g., atmospheric changes, global temperatures, and local sea level impacts) that need to be integrated to fully understand their interconnected effects.