Question

question #9
if experts wish to link a potential bomb maker to an explosive the experts must

get surveillance footage of the bomb maker making the bomb.

find more bombs like the one used.

use bomb sniffing dogs.

compare the evidence found on a suspects property to the explosive evidence found at a crime scene.

question #10
homemade bombs are generally known as _________________________ or ied.

an intelligent explosive device

an improvised explosive device

a bomb only used in the middle east

a new and improved explosive device

Explanation:

Question #9

To link a bomb maker to an explosive, forensic or investigative methods focus on comparing evidence from the suspect's property (like bomb - making materials) with that at the crime scene. Surveillance footage may not be available, finding more bombs doesn't directly link the maker, and bomb - sniffing dogs are for detection, not linking. So the correct option is the one about comparing evidence.

Homemade bombs are technically called Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). "Intelligent" is incorrect, they aren't limited to the Middle East, and "new and improved" is not the correct technical term.

Answer:

D. Compare the evidence found on a suspect's property to the explosive evidence found at a crime scene.

Question #10