Mass consumed within system, B. Mass in through system boundaries, C. Mass out through system boundaries, D. Mass generated within system

A. Mass consumed within system, B. Mass generated within system, C. Mass out through system boundaries, D. Mass in through system boundaries

A. Mass generated within system, B. Mass in through system boundaries, C. Mass out through system boundaries, D. Mass consumed within system

A. Mass in through system boundaries, B. Mass out through system boundaries, C. Mass generated within system, D. Mass consumed within system

Mass consumed within system, B. Mass in through system boundaries, C.

1.	Mass consumed within system, B. Mass in through system boundaries, C. Mass out through system boundaries, D. Mass generated within system
A.	A. Mass generated within system, B. Mass in through system boundaries, C. Mass out through system boundaries, D. Mass consumed within system
B.	A. Mass in through system boundaries, B. Mass out through system boundaries, C. Mass generated within system, D. Mass consumed within system
C.	A. Mass consumed within system, B. Mass generated within system, C. Mass out through system boundaries, D. Mass in through system boundaries
Answer» C. A. Mass consumed within system, B. Mass generated within system, C. Mass out through system boundaries, D. Mass in through system boundaries

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