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If a system responds to a change in input by moving further away from its equilibrium condition, what type of feedback has occurred?

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Positive feedback

Step-by-step explanation:

A feedback is a process where a system responds to an external or internal stimulus. There are two major types of feedback in a system, they are negative and positive feedback.

Positive feedback is a type of response that occur when an output or response is an enhancement of the input. It's output moves further away from equilibrium.

A negative feedback occur when a fraction of the output is fed back to the system to control fluctuation of other output.

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