Questions: Dynamic equilibrium is . continuous change nonchanging internal conditions balanced change

Dynamic equilibrium is . continuous change nonchanging internal conditions balanced change
Transcript text: multiple Choice Question Dynamic equilibrium is $\qquad$ . continuous change nonchanging internal conditions balanced change
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The answer is the third one: balanced change.

Explanation:

  1. Continuous change: This option suggests ongoing change without reaching a state of balance, which does not accurately describe dynamic equilibrium.

  2. Nonchanging internal conditions: This option implies a static state with no change, which is not the case in dynamic equilibrium where changes are ongoing but balanced.

  3. Balanced change: This is the correct description of dynamic equilibrium. In dynamic equilibrium, the rate of forward change is equal to the rate of reverse change, resulting in a stable system where conditions appear constant despite ongoing processes.

Summary: Dynamic equilibrium refers to a state where changes occur continuously but are balanced, maintaining a stable condition overall.

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