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we predict that the white coloured piece of paper would melt the ice cube the fastest as indercated by the fastest time

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With our results we didn't get what we had expected, with our hypothesis we expected the black paper to melt the ice the quickest and for white to be the slowest but in the end black was the 4th fastest to melt and white was the 2nd fastest to melt. A way we could've done this better is if we go at a designated spot to go outside since the lighting could've been different for the groups

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Bar graph of our time and colour results

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The environment was very very hot and sticky, the sun was out for the whole experiment and it was 33 degrees throughout the day, with slight wind every now and again during the experiment.

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Sorry for the terrible photo quality

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Results for the different colours:

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Step 1: pick what colour your paper will be for the experiment
Step 2: cut your paper to the size of half an A4 paper
Step 3: place ice code on paper
Step 4: place paper and ice outside in the sun
Step 5: record the time it takes for the ice to completely melt

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ICE CUBES AND COLOURS