Question

Can someone be nice enough to help me please ?

Answer 1

Paragraph One:
o In your own words describe the purpose of the experiment.
o Discuss any new ideas that you learned from research that were relevant to understanding and conducting the investigation.
Paragraph Two:
o Restate your hypothesis and your reasoning for this prediction.
o Summarize the lab procedure.
o Explain the setup of the lab, control/variable, etc.
o Describe safety precautions.
Paragraph Three
o Describe the outcome of the experiment and how it relates to your hypothesis (supports or rejects).
o Refer to your data tables, graphs, etc. in assessing the data because actual data from your observations is a "must" in forming a conclusion.
o Use other DATA FROM THE CLASS TO DEVELOP DETAILED CONCLUSIONS about the results. WHY are they different? WHY is the range so large? WHAT do the numbers tell us?
o BE VERY SPECIFIC!
o From your analysis, point out certain trends or patterns that support your conclusion.
• In conclusion, explain exactly what was/was not accomplished or learned from doing the lab.
• Give a detailed description of how you were able to determine the above

Answer 2

@dan815

Answer 3

@Tootles143

Answer 4

@Nnesha

Answer 5

@BloomLocke367

Answer 6

@TheSecretsToday

Answer 7

@love10129151

Answer 8

@DARTHVADER2900

Answer 9

@Daniellelovee

Answer 10

@toxicsugar22

Answer 11

@Teddyiswatshecallsme

Answer 12

This is a written summary of what was actually learned from doing the experiment. The conclusion will either support or reject the proposed hypothesis. The following is a three-paragraph format to follow in writing an appropriate conclusion. The outline is a guide to help you include the necessary information. Adhere to ALL writing rules in completing this conclusion. Treat it as though you were writing a three-paragraph essay in your ELA class. Elaboration is ALWAYS the key! INCLUDE THESE "ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS" IN WRITING EACH PARAGRAPH:

Answer 13

@HelpBlahBlahBlah

Answer 14

@Loser66

Answer 15

nobody wants to help :(

Answer 16

@Reilly208

Answer 17

@prepfortears

Answer 18

Not "nobody wants to help" but No way to help.!!! YOU do experiment, how can others know what happen on YOUR experiment?

Answer 19

how are we even supposed to know what to do? its your experiment!!!

Answer 20

My experiment is about chewing a gum flavor and you have to explain why it got smaller and why did it lost its flavor

Answer 21

@toxicsugar22

Answer 22

i dont know sorry