Batttery charge lasts LONGER if charging started from utter drain? - Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Let me define a few terms first I am going to use.
Utter drain: Tab used till it switches off automatically and has been left unused and uncharged for several days.
Full drain: Tab used till it switches off automatically.
No drain: Tab charged from 1 to 100%.
I have noticed how my tab if I start charging it from utter drain last A LOT longer on the battery charge compared to if I start charging it from a full drain.
Why does this happen? Can it be fixed? If not is it possible to drain the battery of the tab immensely to create the utter drain status artificially?
My tab 7.7 does not have this problem.

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Yes i get is factory new on friday last week and charged it 2 times since that. But i was never below 20% battery. I will try that this time. Thank you!

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