Baking a cake is an example of a chemical change. During the baking process, the ingredients undergo a series of chemical reactions, resulting in a transformation of the batter into a cake with different properties and composition.
The option "baking a cake" is an example of a chemical change. When a cake is baked, it undergoes a chemical reaction where the ingredients (such as flour, sugar, eggs, and baking powder) combine and react to form new substances. The heat from the oven causes the ingredients to undergo chemical changes, resulting in a cake with a different composition and structure than its original ingredients.
