Question 7 of 10
A scientist needs to study blood cells for medical research. Why might a
computer model benefit the scientist?
A. Using the model will give more accurate study results.
B. The model would enable the scientist to see what the flow of
blood cells would look like when slowed down.
C. The model can be adjusted until the scientist gets the desired
results.
D. The blood cell is too large to study, and the model is smaller.
SUBMIT

A computer model will benefit a scientist while studying the blood cells for medical research because that would enable the scientist to see how the flow of the blood cells will look like when it is slowed down.

What are blood cells?

Our blood contains a number of blood cells which are suspended in a liquid which is known as plasma. Blood cells are the constituents of blood and are of different types like Red blood cells (RBCs), white blood cells (WBCs), Platelets etc. Plasma contains about 92% water and the most abundant solutes present in it are the plasma proteins and they include globulins, albumins etc.

Computer models help us to observe blood and its components and can provide us more insights and observation into the blood flow as we are able to slow it down as per our convenience.

Hence, option B is the correct answer.
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