What kind of organism reaches equilibrium? A. one that is actively metabolizing B. one with a low metabolic rate C. a dead organism D. all living organisms are at equilibrium all of the time

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14 May, 14:41

What kind of organism reaches equilibrium? A. one that is actively metabolizing B. one with a low metabolic rate C. a dead organism D. all living organisms are at equilibrium all of the time

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Steven Barr · Answer 1

C. A dead organism

Explanation:

A body is said to be in equilibrium if there is no likelihood of a change with relation to time. This also means that there is no detectable change in such a system.

However in relation to Biology a body is said to be equilibrium when it is dead. The metabolic state of the organism is usually zero and in a state of rest. There is absence of internal and external biochemical activity. Having life in carrying out cellular activities is the main determinant in the equilibrium state of an organism.