Physics, 24.11.2021 14:00, AnonymousLizard52303

How do you define the system so that the energy changes are all transformations internal to an isolated system? a. Include the diver

b. Include the diver, Earth, and the water in the pool

c. Include the diver and Earth

d. Include the diver and the water in the pool

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