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It is an IXL question again, What do these two changes have in common?
filtering air to remove dust and pollen
mixing sand and gravel
Select all that apply. It is multi answers: answer 1:Both result in a different type of matter than before. 2:both are caused by heating. 3:both are physical changes 4:both are chemical changes
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