107/activVity771943701 JAUS1718C-94DCLDC_192015. When two systems are in contact with each other, energy will move between them to reach equilibrium. How does the energy between the two systems move?from the surroundings to the systemfrom the system to the universefrom the lower-energy system to the higher-energy systemfrom the higher-energy system to the lower-energy system

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15. When two systems are in contact with each other, energy will move between them to reach equilibrium. H O from the surroundings to the system from the system to the universe O from the lower-energy system to the higher-energy system from the higher-energy system to the lower-energy system

15. When two systems are in contact with each other, energy will move between them to reach equilibrium. H O from the surroundings to the system from the system to the universe O from the lower-energy system to the higher-energy system from the higher-energy system to the lower-energy system

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15. When two systems are in contact with each other, energy will move between them to reach equilibrium. How does the energy between the two systems move?
from the surroundings to the system
from the system to the universe
from the lower-energy system to the higher-energy system
from the higher-energy system to the lower-energy system

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