What is the energy balance to open system?

1.	What is the energy balance to open system?
A.	tEnergy in the system is constant
B.	tMatter in the system is constant
C.	tMatter is constant energy is variable
D.	tBoth matter and energy are variable
Answer» E.

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What is the energy balance to open system?

What is the energy balance to open system?

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