What is a system? A. A definite quantity of matter enclosed by a boundary B. A definite quantity that does no work C. A definite quantity that contains all energy D. A definite quantity that allows no

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What is a system?

A. A definite quantity of matter enclosed by a boundary
B. A definite quantity that does no work
C. A definite quantity that contains all energy
D. A definite quantity that allows no heat to flow

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a set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, in particular.

Craig Buchek answered Aug 18, 2018

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Answer: a definite quantity of matter enclosed by a boundary

Step-by-step explanation:

Lubo Antonov answered Aug 22, 2018

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