Its a physical change because it just changed in size but it can be chemical when it comes to digestion;)
Lol why am I answering from a 2013 question
Yes, eating an apple is considered a physical change. A physical change involves altering the state or appearance of a substance without changing its chemical composition. When you eat an apple, your teeth and jaws break down the apple into smaller pieces, which then mix with saliva and are swallowed. The physical form of the apple changes from a solid to smaller solid pieces, but the chemical composition of the apple does not change.
Yes, eating an apple is considered a physical change. A physical change is a type of change that alters the form or appearance of a substance without changing its chemical composition. When you take a bite of an apple, the physical process of chewing and breaking down the apple changes its shape and form, but it does not change the fundamental chemical structure of the apple. The nutrients and components of the apple remain the same even after you have eaten it.
