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What is the main difference between a conceptual model and a physical model?

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A physical model is a physical structure that depicts the physical attributes of the modeled system, such as size, volume, and weight. The conceptual model portrays a system to aid individuals in predicting how the system would perform as it imitates a subject that the model represents. It is also a collection of ideas.

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