7. application: have you ever had a cut before and wondered why it stops bleeding? it is actually a very complex process
that includes platelets, which make up a component of your blood. platelets are involved in the blood clot. as
platelets begin to assist in clotting, more and more platelets are activated by complex signaling. this continues until a clot
can be formed. is this signaling scenario best describing positive or negative feedback? why

When there is a cut, and platelets are coming, its positive feedback. But when the clot is formed and increased platelets concentration at the site create a negative feedback to stop sending more platelets for clot formation.

it's negative feedback mechanism

Explanation: because negative feedback is about to maintain normal condition of the body

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