Question

Some of the food that we eat is not broken down into tiny particles in the digestive system. Suggest what happens to the food that is not broken down.

Answer 1

Answer:

it comes out as undigested food

Explanation:

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Answer 2

When some of the food that we eat is not broken down into tiny particles in the digestive system it is thrown out of our body as undigested waste.

• The food we eat contains large macromolecules, which are not absorbed by the body as such.
• Firstly, these macromolecules are broken down into smaller absorbable forms by the process called Digestion.
• After digestion, all the useful part gets absorbed in our blood vessels through the small intestine for providing us with energy.
• Here, some of the particles remain the same and do not get digested, they further pass to our large intestine.
• In the large intestine, all the water is reabsorbed, and then waste particles called feces are passed into the rectum for storage.
• Feces now are removed from our body when the signal comes from our Brain and this whole process is known as egestion.

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