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How does the fact that systems often work with other systems affect engineering? A. It discourages innovation. B. It supports natural phenomena. C. It can complicate systems studies. D. It helps engineers
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How does the fact that systems often work with other systems affect engineering?

A.
It discourages innovation.
B.
It supports natural phenomena.
C.
It can complicate systems studies.
D.
It helps engineers identify problems.

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I would like to think the answer is B
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