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state of equilibrium

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See: balance


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Teachers shall adopt supporting & challenging behaviors as well as consider state of equilibrium and state of disequilibrium; besides, they shall offer students enough time to think.
He builds from the basic principles that mass is conserved, energy is conserved, and any system will proceed toward a more probable state with more disorder, and, left to itself, will end up in a state of equilibrium.
The strength and stability of a financial system is strictly measured by its ability to function in a state of equilibrium under normal and distressed conditions If this main criteria is met, then the system?
 
 
 
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