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Heat energy can transfer in and out of both open and closed systems True False
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Heat energy can transfer in and out of both open and closed systems

True

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Answer is true because it can go all around
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Answer:

True

Step-by-step explanation:

Reason being there are 3 systems even in the open system the heat and matter goes in and out , the closed system the heat goes in and out as well and in the isolated system it stays in

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