Question

D | Question 28 0.75 pts The reasons why some negative feedback circuits will not immediately return their controlled variable to an optimal state include not immediately having the resources or the means to return the controlled variable to the optimal state O O being rendered "potentially operational" by a higher level circuit O all of the others are possible O the operations of higher level circuits preclude lower level circuits from ever controling their variables

Answer 1

Some negative feedback circuits will not immediately return their controlled variable to an optimal stage because of not immediately having the resources or the means to return the controlled variable to an optimal state.

This is because in negative feedback circuits are more stable and also this depends on manufacturing or environment.