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The definition of a closed system is:
A system that is closed off to outside energy changes
A system in which no external forces are present nor can energy be put into or removed from the system
A system that is located within an interior area
A system in which no external forces are present
A system that is closed off to outside energy changes
A system in which no external forces are present nor can energy be put into or removed from the system
A system that is located within an interior area
A system in which no external forces are present
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The most accurate definition of a closed system, particularly in the context of physics and thermodynamics, is:
**A system in which no external forces are present nor can energy be put into or removed from the system.**
This definition emphasizes that a closed system does not exchange matter with its surroundings, though it can exchange energy. For clarity, a closed system allows for energy transfer (in the form of heat or work) but not matter transfer.
**A system in which no external forces are present nor can energy be put into or removed from the system.**
This definition emphasizes that a closed system does not exchange matter with its surroundings, though it can exchange energy. For clarity, a closed system allows for energy transfer (in the form of heat or work) but not matter transfer.
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