Posted by Hannah on Tuesday, October 20, 2009 at 4:20pm.
the options available are rather odd. you want to see if the length has any influence on the time. this you do by testing different lengths and trying to keep the weight the same. My guess would be the last one 2+5, as the lengths are different and the weight change is not that much...atleast if you're trying to make a rough estimate...that's my opinion. in the second one, it's the same but now you need to keep the length the same as vary the weight... i would say it is 5kg and 10kg (1 and 4):D
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