Occasionally, a state is entered that will not allow going to any other state in the future.This is called
A)stability dependency.
B)market saturation.
C)incidental mobility.
D)an absorbing state.

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An absorbing state is a state that once entered, will not allow movement to any other state in the future. Option A, stability dependency, is not a commonly used term in the context of state transitions. Option B, market saturation, implies that a state is unable to absorb any more entities or items, but it does not necessarily mean that the state is absorbing in nature. Option C, incidental mobility, is not a commonly used term in this context and is not related to the concept of absorbing states.

Occasionally, a State Is Entered That Will Not Allow Going