Let system B be an open bottle with boundaries as the boundaries of the bottle and an imaginary cap. Student X says that system B may be a closed system as long as there is no mass transfer occurring. Student Y argues that a system must be an open system if mass transfer can occur, even though it may not. Who is correct? a. Student X b. Student Y c. Both students d. None of the two students

Let system B be an open bottle with boundaries as the boundaries of the bottle and an imaginary cap. Student X says that system B may be a closed system as long as there is no mass transfer occurring. Student Y argues that a system must be an open system if mass transfer can occur, even though it may not. Who is correct? a. Student X b. Student Y c. Both students d. None of the two students

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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