Physics, 17.12.2020 18:50, cache77

Why might a scientist use a physical model of a plant cell instead of studying a cell directly?
OA. A model can be used for things that are too simple to study
O B. A model can be used for things that are too hot to handle easily.
O C. A model can be used for things that are too large to study directly.
OD. A model can be used for things that are too small to see clearly.
directly.

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Why might a scientist use a physical model of a plant cell instead of studying a cell directly?