### Activity: Identifying Path Dependent and Path Independent Changes#### Instructions:Classify each of the given changes as either path dependent or path independent.#### Categories:- **Path Dependent:** - These changes depend on the process taken to reach the final state.- **Path Independent:** - These changes depend solely on the initial and final states, regardless of the path taken.#### Answer Bank:1. The heat absorbed when ice melts.2. The change in volume when a piston compresses.3. The change in potential energy when an apple falls from a tree.4. The work done when a piston expands.### Classification:- **Path Dependent:** - The heat absorbed when ice melts. - The work done when a piston expands.- **Path Independent:** - The change in potential energy when an apple falls from a tree. - The change in volume when a piston compresses.Use this information to determine which changes are path dependent or path independent based on the descriptions provided.

The heat and work changes are path dependent. Volume and internal energy changes are path independent. The changes that depend upon the initial and final states but not on the path taken are path independent changes. The changes that depend upon the path taken are path dependent. Path dependent : The heat absorbed when ice melts. The work done when piston expands. Path independent : The changes in volume when a piston compresses. The change in potential energy when a apple falls from a tree.

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Identify each of the changes as either path dependent or path independent. Path dependent Path independent Answer Bank The heat absorbed when ice melts. The change in volume when a piston compres The change in potential energy when an apple falls from a tree. The work done whén a piston expands.

Identify each of the changes as either path dependent or path independent. Path dependent Path independent Answer Bank The heat absorbed when ice melts. The change in volume when a piston compres The change in potential energy when an apple falls from a tree. The work done whén a piston expands.

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