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Digestion is defined as the process of absorbing food or ideas. An example of digestion is a person's body turning carbohydrates into energy. An

example of digestion is a stomach

Examples of physical digestion, also known as mechanical digestion, are the act of chewing, as well as peristalsis in the stomach.

Harlamova29_29 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

3 examples of mechanical digestion:

Mastication

Swallowing

Peristalsis

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