When thinking about a washing machine as a system, which of the following represents the inputs? Multiple Choice the dirty clothes, water, and detergent the clean clothes the wash and rinse cycle the light indicating that the washer is off balance and has stopped the buzzer indicating that the cycle is complete

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Jayvion Haley

14 October, 07:05

When thinking about a washing machine as a system, which of the following represents the inputs? Multiple Choice the dirty clothes, water, and detergent the clean clothes the wash and rinse cycle the light indicating that the washer is off balance and has stopped the buzzer indicating that the cycle is complete

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Alessandro Osborne · Answer 1

Answer: The dirty clothes, water and detergent

Explanation: Inputs are the resources that are put into the system to attain a desired output, that may have a value to someone. The output is the final commodity that one get at the end of the system.

If we see washing machine as a system then the cleaned clothes are the output from that system. The resources that are used to get the clothes cleaned such as dirty clothes, water and detergent are the inputs.

Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is A.