Question

You decided you want to make spaghetti for supper. You first light the gas stove because you need to cook the meat. When the meat is cooked, you add sauce to it. Then you put a pot of water on the stove to get it boiling. The next step is putting the spaghetti noodles in to boil. Finally, you drain the spaghetti noodles and add the sauce. Which of the following describes the chemical changes happening? (2 points)

Cooking the meat and boiling the water are both chemical changes.
Cooking the meat and boiling the water are both chemical changes.

Lighting the stove and cooking the meat are both chemical changes.
Lighting the stove and cooking the meat are both chemical changes.

Light the stove with a match and boiling the noodles are both chemical changes.
Light the stove with a match and boiling the noodles are both chemical changes.

Mixing the pasta sauce with the meat and boiling the noodles are both chemical changes.

Answer 1

A and B

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Lighting the stove and cooking the meat are both chemical changes.

Light the stove with a match and boiling the noodles are both chemical changes

Step-by-step explanation:

A chemical change is said to have occurred when the change is irreversible and a new substance is formed in the process. A physical change is reversible and no new substance is formed in the process.

When meat is cooked, it becomes soft due to a chemical reaction that occurs. Also, boiling noodles, softens the noodles due to a chemical change. When a match stick is lit, the fire that is observed occurs as a result of a chemical change (reaction).