Reversible change refers to:

Change that can be undone

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Change that cannot be undone

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Change in which shape and size is changed

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Change in which new substance is formed

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Solution

The correct option is A Change that can be undone
Change can be classified as a reversible and irreversible change. Reversible change refers to a change that can be undone whereas irreversible change refers to the changes that can't be undone.
Example of reversible change: Melting of ice as ice can melt to become liquid and can be frozen to become solid again. So it's a reversible change.

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Which of the following statements is incorrect?

Statement 1: Changes are the differences in the state of affairs.

Statement 2: Change can be grouped into reversible and irreversible change.

Statement 3: Changes that can not be undone are reversible changes and changes that can be undone are irreversible changes.

Statement 4: There are many ways in which change can be brought about.

1.	A change that can be reversed	.....................
2.	A change that cannot be reversed	.....................
3.	A change where no new substance is formed	.....................
4.	A change where a new substance is formed	.....................

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