Brian is making a cake for his friend's birthday. He combines the ingredients for the cake and then pours the batter into two pans and bakes them for 45 minutes in the oven. While the pans are in the oven, he combines butter, sugar, and milk and mixes them together to make the icing. What type of changes created the cake and the icing?
A. Both the icing and the cake are formed by physical changes.
B. Both the icing and the cake are formed by chemical changes.
C. The icing is formed by a chemical change and the cake is formed by a physical change.
D. The cake is formed by a chemical change and the icing is formed by a physical change.
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