Time delays in feedback systems allow changes in the environment to build slowly until the changes reach a(n)
A)synergy point
B)input
C)throughput
D)tipping point
E)bioaccumulation point

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Time delays in feedback systems allow changes to accumulate slowly until they reach a tipping point, at which sudden and significant changes occur in the system. This is because large changes build up over time, and once the system surpasses a certain threshold, it becomes unstable and undergoes rapid change. The other options (synergy point, input, throughput, bioaccumulation point) do not accurately reflect the concept of time delays in feedback systems.

Time Delays in Feedback Systems Allow Changes in the Environment