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What is the difference between a Mechanistic Model and an Empirical Model? A. All of the above. B. A mechanistic model follows directly from the physical mechanism. C. The equation, E = IR, is an example of how to develop a mechanistic model. D. Empirical models are determined experimentally and lead to a model of system performance.

          What is the difference between a Mechanistic Model and an Empirical Model?
A. All of the above.
B. A mechanistic model follows directly from the physical mechanism.
C. The equation, E = IR, is an example of how to develop a mechanistic model.
D. Empirical models are determined experimentally and lead to a model of system performance.

What is the difference between a Mechanistic Model and an Empirical Model?
A. All of the above.
B. A mechanistic model follows directly from the physical mechanism.
C. The equation, E = IR, is an example of how to develop a mechanistic model.
D. Empirical models are determined experimentally and lead to a model of system performance.

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What is the difference between a Mechanistic Model and an Empirical Model? A. All of the above. B. A mechanistic model follows directly from the physical mechanism. C. The equation, E = IR, is an example of how to develop a mechanistic model. D. Empirical models are determined experimentally and lead to a model of system performance.