Chemistry, 02.03.2021 20:00, melanyaguirre25

You enter a crime scene and discover one, single blood drop. You immediately measure the drop and calculate it's Impact Angle. However, you will not be able to determine the Point of Origin of this single blood drop. Why can't you determine the Point of Origin from a single blood drop?

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