What is the proper way to start a fire? Gather small twigs and light them. Then gather larger sticks.

Gather only kindling to start the fire. Then light your fire.

Gather more firewood than you think you will use. Then light your fire.

Gather only the firewood you think you will use. Then light your fire.

question is kind of strange but this depends on personal preference. I would go with the first one bc I'm too lazy lol. But if you're someone that's not, you might pick the last option because you don't want to run out before you don't even start the fire lol

acceleration = 18/3 = 6 m/s per second.

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