My Science Fair Experiment
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The document describes an experiment to test which color paper can be seen fastest in the dark. It outlines the materials needed, procedure, variables, results chart and graph, and conclusion. The experiment found that purple paper was seen fastest on average, contrary to the hypothesis that yellow would be seen fastest due to being the brightest color. The conclusion suggests the research could be improved with a darker room, larger paper, and longer blindfold time.
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