Discussion
"V" pattern in a fire scene indicates :
Answer: B
A 'V' pattern in a fire scene indicates the point of origin.
Fire spreads upward and outward from where it starts, so on a wall it leaves a burn pattern shaped like a V, whose low point is near the origin of the fire. Investigators trace these patterns back to locate where it began.
The pattern's shape can say something about the fire's intensity and ventilation, but it does not by itself show the type of fire, the type of fuel or the full extent of the damage; its main use is to locate the origin.
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