If a response encourages or amplifies the original stimulus, the system is a feedback system. a. negative b. stable c. positive d. deficient

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If a response encourages or amplifies the original stimulus, the system is a

feedback system.
a. negative
b. stable
c. positive
d. deficient

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Answer: Positive

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It encourages that stimulus.

Nilesh Tighare answered Mar 27, 2022

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