We get energy from food to do what we need to everyday Why is digesting food a chem change? a Digesting is a reversible process b. Digesting lets our food keep its properties C. Digesting changes the properties of our food to have different or new properties d. Digesting only changes the size ot our food Reasoning (expiain your answer using science facts)
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