Use the description of a process to answer the question.
1. A person eats a candy bar.
2. Th...
Use the description of a process to answer the question.
1. A person eats a candy bar.
2. The person's blood sugar rises.
3. The body produces insulin to reduce the person's blood sugar.
4. The person's blood sugar drops.
5. The person returns to a healthy level of blood sugar and remains there.
In which step of the process is the person most likely at chemical equilibrium?
A) in step 2 when the person's blood sugar rises
B) in step 5 when the person returns to a healthy level of blood
sugar and remains there
C) in step 4 when the person's blood sugar drops
D) in step 3 when the body produces insulin to reduce the
person's blood sugar
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