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Danielle Warner
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9 February, 05:02
Which can be considered a system?
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A system is a collection of elements or components that are organized for a common purpose ... All of nature and the universe can be said to be a system. We've coined a word, ecosystem, for the systems on Earth that affect life systems. The term can be very useful because so many things can be described as systems.
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