Science, asked by swatisarind, 2 months ago

you accidentally drop your favourite toy and broke it. this is a change you did not want. can this change be reversed

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Answered by tusharbansal393

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No, it is an irreversible change

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Answered by kshitijkumar78

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Yes this can be reversed by using glue but it will not be perfect like before. it will be reversed by physically but not chemically

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