👉 Redundances are instances in which two or more actions, operations, or components of a system function together to achieve a specific end or result. These actions can be performed simultaneously without any additional effort being required, and they often occur when there is overlap between them. For example: - When you use a dishwasher to clean your clothes. - When you use a vacuum cleaner to sweep floors. - When you use a lawnmower to mow the lawn. Redundances are important in systems
