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Suppose a candle is burning, and wind is blowing on one side of the flame. Which principle explains why the flame bends toward the wind?

Suppose a candle is burning, and wind is blowing on one side of the flame. Which principle explains why the flame bends toward the wind?
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Suppose a candle is burning, and wind is blowing on one side of the flame. Which principle explains why the flame bends toward the wind?

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Can u tell me the answer choices? Than I will help.

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User Alexandre Dion
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Answer: Bernoulli’s

Step-by-step explanation:

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