Systems #2 Flashcards

(13 cards)

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What is an industry

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a group of systems that work together to produce goods and provide services.

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What do industries consist of?

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physical and social systems and they combine the benefits of both.

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3
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Systems can be:

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Large or small, simple or complete

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4
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What is a subsystem

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A system that is found inside of another system

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What is a simple machine

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Simple machines are the most basic machines.

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Simple machine examples

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wedge, the lever, the wheel and axle, the inclined plane, the pulley, and the screw

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What do simple machines make easier

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Simple machines make it easier to do things like lift, or move objects

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What are compound machines

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Compound machines consist of two or more simple machines

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What is efficiency

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the ability to do something without wasting energy, effort, or raw materials.

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What is energy dissipation

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when energy is lost from a system, some systems more than others

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Energy dissipation examples:

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leaky faucets, heat generating lights, electrical cables heating up.

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Why is efficiency increasingly important in our modern world?

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rising costs of living, environmental concerns, and the fast-paced nature of daily life

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What are some efficient ways to keep costs down when running a household?

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budgeting, reducing energy consumption, buying in bulk, and avoiding waste. Using energy-efficient appliances, turning off lights when not in use, and meal planning to prevent food spoilage are practical ways to save money. Additionally, maintaining a regular schedule for home maintenance can prevent costly repairs. By being mindful and organized, households can function smoothly while keeping expenses manageable.

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