The common boundary where different parts of a system interact is called:
A)a systemic boundary.
B)the plane of interaction.
C)a cycle.
D)an interface.

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An interface is the common boundary or area where different parts of a system interact, such as the interface between hardware and software or the interface between a user and a computer program. Choice A (systemic boundary) may refer to the overall boundary of a system, and does not necessarily imply interaction between components. Choice B (plane of interaction) is not a commonly used term in systems theory. Choice C (cycle) refers to a recurring pattern or sequence of events, and is not directly related to the interaction boundary between system components.

The Common Boundary Where Different Parts of a System Interact