Analysis
You must include a discussion of the data from your experiment.
In physics this usually involves:
- the calculation of a gradient
- the calculation of a constant
- and/or
- the calculation of an absolute uncertainty in a final value
If you carried out two experiments, you should include an analysis of both experiments. Both analyses will be marked, and you will be awarded the mark for the better analysis.
Conclusion
You must state a conclusion that relates to your aim and is supported by all the data included in your report.
Evaluation
You must make three statements, supported by justification, which evaluate the data/information you have included.
The statements can relate to:
- your experimental procedures
- your results
- your uncertainties
- data from your internet/literature source.
Two or three of the statements can evaluate your experiment(s). No more than one of your statements can evaluate data from your internet/literature source.