When a system is in dynamic equilibrium the input to the system is output of the system?

In a dynamic equilibrium, the rates of input and output are balanced, meaning that the amount of substance entering the system equals the amount leaving it over time. This state allows the system to maintain a constant concentration of its components, despite ongoing processes. While individual molecules may still change states or move in and out, the overall system remains stable, demonstrating a consistent flow rather than complete stasis.