Pablo is building a miniature watershed model of his city out of clay. He wants to see where rainwater carries spilled motor oil from
the city's streets.
Pablo plans to make all of the hills, buildings, and streets in his model out of clay. He then plans to spray water on the model to see
where it flows when it rains.
What could Pablo do to help him track where rain water carries spilled motor oil?
OA. He could use sand instead of clay.
ОВ.
He could use peanut butter to represent the oil.
OC
He could use hot cocoa powder to represent the oil.
OD
He could use maple syrup instead of water.
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