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In what type of change is matter conserved? select one: a. physical only b. chemical only c. physical and chemical
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In what type of change is matter conserved? select one:
a. physical only
b. chemical only
c. physical and chemical
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option c.phycical change because matter exist in all three matter gas, liquid and solid
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