Biology, 30.10.2019 20:31 KingMack1136
It can be said that metabolism and homeostasis are related. why can you not achieve homeostasis without metabolism?
a. metabolism is all chemical reactions in a body therefore building and breaking down molecules will allow for the correct balance of conditions on the body which is homeostasis.
b. metabolism is the constant set of conditions in the body that is achieved by the building and breaking down of molecules during homeostasis.
c. homeostasis and metabolism do not have a relationship. one does not have an effect on the other.
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