Physics, 04.02.2020 20:59 baughkensley16
The planet earth consists of land formations, large masses of water, gases in the atmosphere, and living organisms.
from a scientific perspective, which makes the planet earth a system?
a.
the planet earth contains both matter and energy.
b.
the planet earth consists of many components that rely and interact with one another.
c.
there are many different components on the planet earth.
d.
the earth is made of materials that scientists want to study.
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