Question

click the card deck to view a card. drag the card from the bottom to the correct category. open system closed system isolated system soup bowl bin with lid 6/7

Explanation:

To solve this problem, we analyze the characteristics of each system:

1. Soup Bowl (Open System)

An open system exchanges both matter and energy with its surroundings. A soup bowl (without a lid, as shown) allows heat (energy) to escape and can have matter (e.g., soup being stirred or added/removed) exchanged, so it belongs to the Open System category.

2. Bin with Lid (Closed System)

A closed system exchanges energy but not matter with its surroundings. A bin with a lid prevents matter (waste) from escaping or entering freely but can still exchange energy (e.g., heat) with the environment, so it belongs to the Closed System category.

Final Categorization:

• Drag “Soup Bowl” to Open System.
• Drag “Bin with Lid” to Closed System.

(Note: An isolated system would exchange neither matter nor energy, but neither card fits that here.)

Answer:

To solve this problem, we analyze the characteristics of each system:

1. Soup Bowl (Open System)

An open system exchanges both matter and energy with its surroundings. A soup bowl (without a lid, as shown) allows heat (energy) to escape and can have matter (e.g., soup being stirred or added/removed) exchanged, so it belongs to the Open System category.

2. Bin with Lid (Closed System)

A closed system exchanges energy but not matter with its surroundings. A bin with a lid prevents matter (waste) from escaping or entering freely but can still exchange energy (e.g., heat) with the environment, so it belongs to the Closed System category.

Final Categorization:

• Drag “Soup Bowl” to Open System.
• Drag “Bin with Lid” to Closed System.

(Note: An isolated system would exchange neither matter nor energy, but neither card fits that here.)