Equilibrium refers to a state of stable conditions where factors remain constant with little inherent tendency for change. It can refer to market equilibrium where the amount buyers want to buy matches what sellers want to sell at a given price. There are two types of equilibrium - static equilibrium which is keeping the body upright and stable without movement, and dynamic balance which is keeping the body upright during movement by opposing forces regulated by the central nervous system. Examples include maintaining balance while standing or moving.

1. Equilibrium
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2. Members
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3. What is equilibrium?
• State of stable conditions in which all
significant factors remain more or less
constant over a period, and there is little
or no inherent tendency for change. For
example, a market is said to be in
equilibrium if the amount of goods that
buyers wish to buy at the current price is
matched by the amount the sellers want to
sell at that price. Also called steady state.

4. Examples:

5. For what is used it
• Serves to balance the mental
state and to balance material
things.

6. types of equilibrium
• Static Equilibrium: the ability to keep the body upright
and stable without any movement.
• Dynamic Balance: ability to keep the body upright and
stable in actions involving the movement or subject
movement . The balance depends on a set of forces
that oppose each other and which are regulated by the
central nervous system ( CNS).
• Center of gravity : the center of gravity of a body is the
point about which the forces that gravity exerts on the
different material points which constitute the body
produce zero net torque .

7. Examples
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