Discussion
A system with zero degrees of freedom is described as
Answer: B
Correct answer: invariant
With \( F = 0 \) nothing can be varied without a phase disappearing, so the state is fixed at a single point on the diagram. The triple point of water is the standard example, and its invariance is exactly why it served as a defining fixed point of the temperature scale.
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