Question

Which of the following situations are an example of an object experiencing both a physical change in color followed by a physical change in texture?(1 point) Responses Chunks of ice melt quickly and become a puddle of water. Then, a special kind of dye is poured into the puddle to change it purple. Chunks of ice melt quickly and become a puddle of water. Then, a special kind of dye is poured into the puddle to change it purple. A bright rubber mat lays outside in the sun for an entire season, causing it to look faded afterwards. Then, somebody picks up the rubber mat and attempts to fold it however, the mat is dry and brittle and does not easily. A bright rubber mat lays outside in the sun for an entire season, causing it to look faded afterwards. Then, somebody picks up the rubber mat and attempts to fold it however, the mat is dry and brittle and does not easily. Dark clay is molded by hand into a special form. Then, it is heated at a certain temperature in an attempt to make it dry faster. Dark clay is molded by hand into a special form. Then, it is heated at a certain temperature in an attempt to make it dry faster. A bowl filled with water has a special kind of dye poured into it, and then is stirred. Then, the bowl is put on the stove and the water eventually boils

Answer 1

The situation that best exemplifies an object experiencing both a physical change in color followed by a physical change in texture is:

A bright rubber mat lays outside in the sun for an entire season, causing it to look faded afterwards. Then, somebody picks up the rubber mat and attempts to fold it; however, the mat is dry and brittle and does not easily fold.

In this scenario, the mat first undergoes a physical change in color (fading due to sun exposure) and then experiences a physical change in texture (becoming dry and brittle).