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Here is my candle graph
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There isn't a lot of difference in time with the first 3 jars, but the biggest one did burn for a lot longer. Even though it was twice the size of the 3rd jar it burnt for more than twice as long. I wonder why that happened? Especially when jar 2 is nearly twice as small as jar 3 but only stayed alight for a couple of seconds longer. Experiments do fun things sometimes.
ReplyDeleteTania, has some great discussion points from your graph, Tom.
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