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Physics

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MaRussiya [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

A - Sublimation

B - Evaporation

C - Melting

Explanation:

The state of change present in A is Sublimation. Dry Ice is the most common example of Sublimation of everyday life

The state of change present in B is evaporation. Boiling water into water vapor is something that anyone can see.

The state of change present in C is called Melting. Think of Ice melting into a pool of water as the ice heats up.

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