What are two examples of mechanical digestion? Select both. a Muscular squeezing and mixing. b Enzymatic break down of large molecules. c Chewing in the mouth. d Acids in the stomach break down food.

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What are two examples of mechanical digestion? Select both.

a
Muscular squeezing and mixing.
b
Enzymatic break down of large molecules.
c
Chewing in the mouth.
d
Acids in the stomach break down food.

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i believe its B and D as they're both acids/enzymes

Lahiru Amarathunge answered May 30, 2021

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