### QUESTION 38**This image depicts homeostatic regulation of temperature and the output signals control a heating unit.**#### Graph Explanation:The graph displays temperature regulation over time. The x-axis represents time, while the y-axis represents temperature in degrees Celsius (°C).A few key elements on the graph:- **Red Line at 30°C** (G): Denotes the setpoint temperature, the target temperature the system aims to maintain.- **Blue Shade**: Represents the range of acceptable fluctuation around the setpoint, from 29°C to 31°C.- Points labeled A, B, C, D, E, and F: Indicate significant points in the temperature regulation cycle.#### Temperature Fluctuation Points:- **A (approx. 29.3°C)**: Temperature dips below the setpoint.- **B (approx. 31°C)**: Temperature rises above the setpoint.- **C (approx. 29.3°C)**: Temperature dips again.- **D (approx. 31°C)**: Temperature reaches peak above the setpoint.- **E (approx. 30°C)**: Returns to the target setpoint.- **F (approx. 28.8°C)**: Temperature dips significantly below the range.- **G**: Reference to the setpoint line (30°C).### Multiple Choice Question:**Which of the following statements is not correct?**- O The temperature setpoint is 30°C- O The response loop is activated at the site labeled F- O The system is regulated via positive feedback- O The sensitivity of this homeostatic system is ±1°C

QUESTION 38 This image depicts homeostatic regulation of temperature and the output signals control a heating unit. 32 31 30 29 28 Time Which of the following statements is not correct? The temperature setpoint is 30°C The response loop is activated at the site labeled F The system is regulated via positive feedback The sensitivity of this homeostatic system is ±1°C Temperature ("C)

QUESTION 38 This image depicts homeostatic regulation of temperature and the output signals control a heating unit. 32 31 30 29 28 Time Which of the following statements is not correct? The temperature setpoint is 30°C The response loop is activated at the site labeled F The system is regulated via positive feedback The sensitivity of this homeostatic system is ±1°C Temperature ("C)

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