Answer the following questions to this problem (I will not choose unhelpful as long as you get most of the questions correct):

Consider the following model of... ugh, let's say, chemical reactions. Sure, why not: chemical reactions involving three types of molecules, call them A, B, C: AKO=3M0 1+C(t 1) A20) 3' = O.ZB m 1+m m 9 _ (7'0) = 63 _ M 1+A9(t2) The following four questions (2-5) all pertain to this model. Other things being equal, an increase in the amount of A will cause the amount of B to O A. increase 0 B. decrease O C. neither increase or decrease O D. insufficient information Question 3 Other things being equal, an increase in the amount of B will cause the amount of C to Not yet answered O A. increase Points out of 2.00 B. decrease Flag O C. neither increase or decrease question O D. insufficient information Question 4 Other things being equal, an decrease in the amount of C will cause the amount of A to Not yet answered O A. increase Points out of 2.00 O B. decrease Flag O C. neither increase or decrease question O D. insufficient information Question 5 It is reasonable to expect this model to Not yet answered O A. oscillate, because the loop A-B-C-A has both negative feedback and time delay. Points out of 2.00 O B. oscillate, because the loop A-B-A has both negative feedback and time delay. Flag O C. oscillate, because the loop A-C-A has both negative feedback and time delay. question O D. oscillate, because the loop B-C-B has both negative feedback and time delay. O E. not oscillate