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What is "change" when we are talking about natural and physical systems?

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KengaRu [80]3 years ago

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Answer:

A variable or alteration to one part that affects an entire system

Explanation:

Change in literal sense means the occurrence of some alteration or difference in a given object/situation/person etc.
When we talk about physical and natural systems, then one can say that if a system shifts from one state to another then it has changed.
The shift in the state means an alteration in its physical or chemical properties that occur in such a way that it causes a difference between the original state of the system to the final state.
For example, if in a human body which is a natural system if the blood pressure drops then we can say that there is a change that took place.

zlopas [31]3 years ago

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D: is the anwser that your looking for

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