Heating or applying force cannot cause any change in a substance.

True

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Solution

The correct option is B False
Heating can cause a change in shape, size or state of a substance. For example, heating ice causes change in its state from solid to liquid.

Applying force can change the shape or size of a substance. For example, applying force on a piece of sponge can change its shape and size.

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