Question

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water and air are not always moving trying to reach equilibrium.
true
false

Explanation:

Water and air are fluids. Fluids tend to move from areas of higher potential (such as higher pressure, higher concentration in case of solutes in water etc.) to areas of lower potential to reach equilibrium. This is a fundamental property of fluids. For example, air moves from high - pressure regions to low - pressure regions (wind formation) and water flows from higher to lower levels (under the influence of gravity which relates to potential energy differences).

Answer:

B. False