Physics, asked by devarshveer1393, 1 year ago

Artificial ripening of fruit is a
A) reversible change B) periodic change C) irreversible change D) fast change

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Answered by SangaPavana
2
D) fast change is the answer....
Akanshasingh1: its wrong
SangaPavana: than what is answer
Akanshasingh1: correct answer is irreversible change
SangaPavana: ok
Answered by Anonymous
2
Heya!!!

Here's your answer friend,

Artificial Ripening of fruit is
c) Irreversible change.

Hope it helps you : )
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