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Can someone best explain why a washing machine represents an open system
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Can someone best explain why a washing machine represents an open system
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I do not have a clue I don't really understand the question sorry
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Open system is a system in which mass or energy can be lost to or gained from the environment. In this case, water and power come from external sources best explains why a washing machine would be considered an open system.
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