Describing if the structure is low-level or high-level abstraction. Summarizing how each structure functions individually and part of the larger system. Describing the similarities between each side-by-side structure (i. e. how is a cell similar to a transistor

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1.The cell and the transistor would be considered to be the lowest level of abstraction. This is because they are the smallest, basic building blocks that make up these structures.

The cell makes up the parts of the body and the transistors make up the computer. The cells take in nutrients from food, converts the nutrients into energy, and carry out specialized functions. Cells move around to convert chemical energy into mechanical energy, allowing the body to move. The transistors are like switches that turn on and off electric current (by controlling the movement of electrons, either stopping or starting the current). They store and move data from one place to another, allowing the computer or device to work.

These two structures are both the smallest part that makes up the main structure. They allow the larger structure that they are contained in to function by doing small tasks/activities in the structure.

2.The Tissue and Logic Gate are a lower-level abstraction because the are composed of smaller structures.

Tissues are groups of cells that perform one or more specific functions. Tissues (enforced by the cells) can control the movement of information that is spread through the surface of the body, protect and support organs, and allow entire body movement. Logic gates are the basic building blocks of digital system that can have more than one input and only one output. These input and output functions are determined by using logic, with the gates being named And, Or, and Not.

The two structures are similar because they allow the movement of something to flow through the bigger structure, allowing the structure to function. Logic Gates control the actions of the transistors by taking in multiple inputs, then uses logic to tell the transistor to turn on or off an electric current.

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