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PHYSICS LAB REPORT
NAME
PARTNERS NAME
July 2, 2016
TITLE: TYPE YOUR TITLE HERE
PURPOSE: TYPE YOUR PURPOSE HERE
HYPOTHESIS: TYPE YOUR HYPOTHESIS HERE
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN DIAGRAM
I.V. TYPE IN YOUR INDEPENDENT VARIABLE HERE (UNITS)
IV #1
IV #2
IV #3
IV #4
IV #5
IV #6
IV #7
IV #8
# Trials
# Trials
# Trials
# Trials
# Trials
# Trials
# Trials
# Trials
D.V. :
C:
TYPE IN YOUR DEPENDENT VARIABLE HERE (UNITS)
LIST CONSTANT VARIABLES HERE
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PROCEDURE
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STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 4
STEP 5
STEP 6
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DATA TABLE
IV 1
IV 2
IV 3
IV 4
IV 5
IV 6
IV 7
IV 8
TRIAL 1
TRIAL 2
TRIAL 3
TRIAL 4
TRIAL 5
AVERAGE
CALCULAT
ED
VALUES
(IF
NEEDED)
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GRAPHS
PASTE ALL GRAPHS… BOTH NON LINEAR AND LINEAR (MAKE A SEPARATE
GRAPH ANALYSIS FOR EACH GRAPH)
PASTE ALL GRAPHS HERE
GRAPH ANALYSIS
THIS MUST BE ON THE SAME PAGE AS YOUR GRAPH! Write your analysis for your
graph here. (Directly below the graph) It should include a statement of the
mathematical relationship, value and units and meaning of the slope for linear graphs,
value and units and meaning of the y-intercept for linear graphs, the mathematical
model for linear graphs, 5% rule check on the y-intercept for linear graphs.
CONCLUSION
Write your conclusion here… Make sure to include the mathematical relationship
between the variables, the mathematical model with proper numerical values,
significant figures, and units, the meaning of the slope of the linear graph, and the
meaning of the y-intercept. Include references to any data and graphs that helped you
reach the conclusion. If there are errors other than normal systematic error caused by
instrumentation, describe what those errors were and how they affected the data… be
specific on errors. Simply stating human error is not specific and is unacceptable
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