Question

5 describe at least three ways to physically change a piece of fabric such as an old towel.

Explanation:

A physical change is a change in which no new substances are formed. For fabric, we can consider changes in its shape, size, or state without altering its chemical composition. Cutting the fabric changes its size and shape. Folding it also changes its shape. Tearing it apart changes its size and shape as well. These are all physical changes because the fabric's chemical nature remains the same.

Answer:

• Cutting: Reduces the size and changes the shape of the fabric.
• Folding: Alters the shape of the fabric.
• Tearing: Changes the size and shape of the fabric.