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The amount of energy in a system is essentially fixed, and if it is removed from one part of a system, it will surface in another. This statement describes the principle of
 
  A) equivalence.
  B) entropy.
  C) opposites.
  D) thermodynamics.

Question 2

According to Jung, libidinal energy is applied to the satisfaction of
 
  A) biological needs.
  B) spiritual needs.
  C) both A and B
  D) neither A nor B



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

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Answer: C





 

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