Biology, 25.02.2020 19:30 yushan2751

The salt water gummies grew to 1.6 cm so they grew the most.
The sugar water gummies grew to 2.8 cm so they grew the most.
The regular water gummies grew to 3.6 cm so they grew the most.
None of them grew because the original is 2 cm still.

The salt water gummies grew to 1.6 cm so they grew the most. The sugar water gummies grew to 2.8 cm

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