Question

1. what does it mean for a system to be in homeostasis?

one organism within the system is receiving all of the nutrients.
all parts of the system are in balance.
the resources within the system are sparse.
there is an overabundance of nutrients within the system.

Explanation:

Homeostasis is defined as the ability of a system (typically biological) to maintain a stable, balanced internal state by regulating its processes. The other options describe imbalanced or resource-specific states that do not align with this core definition.

Answer:

All parts of the system are in balance.