Which of the following are true about making assumptions to create models? A good model has fewer variables and requires less data than a full theory. The assumptions made to create models must be realistic for the model to work well. Assumptions are made to simplify complex theories, to make them more manageable and easier to understand. A good model will make fairly accurate predictions that are consistent with reality.
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