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    The document describes an experiment to investigate how the size of a container affects the length of time a candle burns. The manipulated variable was the size of the container, the responding variable was the burn time, and the candle length was kept constant. Observations showed the candle burned longest in the largest container and shortest in the smallest container, supporting the hypothesis. The conclusion is that the bigger the container size, the longer it takes for a candle to burn, because larger containers contain more oxygen.

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    The document describes an experiment to investigate how the size of a container affects the length of time a candle burns. The manipulated variable was the size of the container, the responding variable was the burn time, and the candle length was kept constant. Observations showed the candle burned longest in the largest container and shortest in the smallest container, supporting the hypothesis. The conclusion is that the bigger the container size, the longer it takes for a candle to burn, because larger containers contain more oxygen.

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    The document describes an experiment to investigate how the size of a container affects the length of time a candle burns. The manipulated variable was the size of the container, the responding variable was the burn time, and the candle length was kept constant. Observations showed the candle burned longest in the largest container and shortest in the smallest container, supporting the hypothesis. The conclusion is that the bigger the container size, the longer it takes for a candle to burn, because larger containers contain more oxygen.

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    The Size of a container affects the length of time a candle burns. 1.

    0 Aim To investigate to size of the the container affects the length of time a candle burns. 2.0 Variables A. Kept constant variable: The length of the candle B. Manipulated variable: The size of the container C. Responding variable: The length of time a candle burns 3.0 Hypothesis The bigger the size of beaker the longer the time taken. 4.0 Diagram Procedures 5.0 Observation Beaker A Candle burns for a long while.

    Beaker B Candle burns for a short while.

    Beaker C Candle burns for a short while.

    6.0 Analysis A. The candle burns for the ...... i ) longest time in beaker A. ii) shortest time in beaker C. B. The bigger container contains more oxygen than a smaller container. C. Oxygen D. Beaker A, Beaker B, Beaker C

    E. The bigger beaker contains more air. Conclusion: The bigger th size of the container the longer the time taken for a candle to burn.

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