 
 <prompt> text: ```One system na one group of things wey dey always interact or depend on each other wey dey form one whole thing. Every system get boundary wey dey show where e dey and time wey e dey, e dey surrounded and dey influenced by the environment, e dey described by how e dey structured and e purpose and e dey show how e dey work.

The word "system" come from Latin word "systēma", wey come from Greek "systēma": "whole concept made of several parts or members, system", wey mean "composition".

According to Marshall McLuhan,

"System" mean "something to look at". You must get high visual gradient to fit get systematization. But for philosophy, before Descartes, dem no get "system". Plato no get "system". Aristotle no get "system". For 19th century, the French physicist Sadi Carnot, wey study thermodynamics, na him start the concept of "system" for natural sciences. For 1824, he study the system wey he call "working substance" (usually na body of water vapor) for steam engines, concerning how the system fit do work when heat dey applied to am. The working substance fit dey in contact with either boiler, cold reservoir (like stream of cold water), or piston (wey the working body fit do work by pushing am). For 1850, the German physicist Rudolf Clausius come generalize this picture to include the concept of the surroundings and start to dey use the term "working body" when he dey refer to the system.

Answers to the questions:

1. Wetin be the Latin word for system?
2. Wetin be the Greek word?
3. Who come up with the idea of system for natural sciences?
4. When e do am?
5. Wetin e dey do for a living?
6. Wetin be e specialty?
7. Wetin be e nationality?
8. When e idea come generalize?
9. By who?
10. Wetin e dey do?
11. E too na French?
12. Wetin e be?
13. Wetin e dey refer to the system as?``` <response>: ```1. Tsystema
2. systema
3. Sadi Carnot
4. 19th century
5. e be physicist
6. thermodynamics
7. French
8. 1850
9. Rudolf Clausius
10. e be physicist
11. no
12. German
13. "working body"``` 