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The states of matter involved in a milkshake
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The states of matter involved in a milkshake

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Solid and liquid

Step-by-step explanation:

Solid= ice cream or ice

Liquid= milk

these are common things used in a milkshake

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Answer:

it is a liquid that is made from the combination of a liquid and a solid.

Step-by-step explanation:

When these two states of matter are ground and mixed together, they form one state that is liquid

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