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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? Bernoulli’s Newton’s Archimedes’ Pascal’…

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? Bernoulli’s Newton’s Archimedes’ Pascal’…
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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?


Bernoulli’s
Newton’s
Archimedes’
Pascal’s

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User Omri L
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nelly is right the answer is a.) Bernoulli's

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User Zonko
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I think the answer might be A: Bernoulli’s
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