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lipids such as fats serve as a stored form of energy and are required for various functions of the body. the body needs to digest and absorb the fats we consume so that it can accomplish these functions. arrange the steps of fat digestion and absorption in the correct order.
food passes into the small intestine.
the absorbed fats enter the circulatory system.
through mechanical digestion, the teeth grind food and break it into smaller parts.
pancreatic lipase breaks down the fat molecules.
churning and gastric juices further break down fat molecules.
lymphatic vessels absorb the digested fats.

Explanation:

Step1: Start with mechanical digestion

Mechanical digestion in the mouth: Teeth grind food. So first step: "Through mechanical digestion, the teeth grind food and break it into smaller parts."

Step2: Stomach processing

Next, in the stomach: Churning and gastric juices act. So step: "Churning and gastric juices further break down fat molecules."

Step3: Move to small intestine

Then food enters small intestine: "Food passes into the small intestine."

Step4: Pancreatic lipase action

In small intestine, pancreatic lipase breaks fat: "Pancreatic lipase breaks down the fat molecules."

Step5: Lymphatic absorption

Lymphatic vessels absorb digested fats: "Lymphatic vessels absorb the digested fats."

Step6: Enter circulatory system

Finally, absorbed fats enter circulatory system: "The absorbed fats enter the circulatory system."

Answer:

1. Through mechanical digestion, the teeth grind food and break it into smaller parts.
2. Churning and gastric juices further break down fat molecules.
3. Food passes into the small intestine.
4. Pancreatic lipase breaks down the fat molecules.
5. Lymphatic vessels absorb the digested fats.
6. The absorbed fats enter the circulatory system.