During which step in the Can Crush Lab did the air pressure outside the can become greater than the pressure inside the can?

The can was filled nearly to the top with water.
The can was placed on the hot stove burner for several minutes.
The can was removed from the hot oven burner.
The can was placed upside-down in the water-filled pan.

Question

During which step in the Can Crush Lab did the air pressure outside the can become greater than the pressure inside the can?

 The can was filled nearly to the top with water.
 The can was placed on the hot stove burner for several minutes.
 The can was removed from the hot oven burner.
 The can was placed upside-down in the water-filled pan.

m3ga-bit3 · Answer

@rickymcalhanyyy  @Dqswag

anonymous · Answer

is that were you heated water up in a can then dumped it into a pan of water then it crushed?

m3ga-bit3 · Answer

idk i didnt do it:)

m3ga-bit3 · Answer

i skip alot cuz i gotta get stuf done if i dont i get kicked out of skool

dqswag · Answer

During which step in the Can Crush Lab did the air pressure outside the can become greater than the pressure inside the can?

dqswag · Answer

oh sorry

dqswag · Answer

for some reason I compyied it lol

dqswag · Answer

The next step after is to cool the can suddenly be inverting it in water. This causes the water vapor in the can to condense

dqswag · Answer

A.

anonymous · Answer

I did it at my school lol its the last one lol

m3ga-bit3 · Answer

comon guys two different answers!!!!

dqswag · Answer

A.

dqswag · Answer

trust me

dqswag · Answer

A.