Systems A system is an entity which maintains its existence through the mutual interaction of its parts.

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Systems A system is an entity which maintains its existence through the mutual interaction of its parts.

Types of systems: Open = matter and energy can freely flow in and out Closed = open to energy, closed to matter Isolated = closed to energy and matter

What makes systems work: Different parts with processes that transfer matter and energy among them Reservoirs = parts of a system where energy (any type) and matter are stored Flux = the flow (transfer) of energy and matter

Lets look at a system

Why does this all matter?

Why does this all matter?