Question

lesson 42 - classification of materials
which of these is true of fruits
blended together?
(1 point)
physical change
both types of changes
chemical change
none of these

Explanation:

A physical change is a change in which no new substances are formed. When fruits are blended together, only the physical state (like size and shape) of the fruits changes. There is no chemical reaction taking place where new substances with different chemical properties are formed. For example, if you blend apples and oranges, you still have the components of apples and oranges (just in a blended form), no new chemical compounds are created.

Answer:

physical change