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    This document outlines the key sections needed for an experiment report, including an introduction stating the research question, identification of independent and dependent variables as well as any needed controls, a methodology section describing the experimental steps and equipment, a results section presenting data in a table or graph, a conclusion answering the research question based on results and scientific principles, and an evaluation of the experiment's strengths, weaknesses and possibilities for improvement or extension.

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    This document outlines the key sections needed for an experiment report, including an introduction stating the research question, identification of independent and dependent variables as well as any needed controls, a methodology section describing the experimental steps and equipment, a results section presenting data in a table or graph, a conclusion answering the research question based on results and scientific principles, and an evaluation of the experiment's strengths, weaknesses and possibilities for improvement or extension.

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    Parachute Experiment

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    This document outlines the key sections needed for an experiment report, including an introduction stating the research question, identification of independent and dependent variables as well as any needed controls, a methodology section describing the experimental steps and equipment, a results section presenting data in a table or graph, a conclusion answering the research question based on results and scientific principles, and an evaluation of the experiment's strengths, weaknesses and possibilities for improvement or extension.

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    Research question:

    Introduction: What Science do we need to know before doing the experiment?

    Variables: What is your independent variable and your dependent variable in this experiment?
    What other variables do you need to control? How will you do this?

    Methodology (equipment): What are the steps we need to follow in order to repeat your
    experiment? Do you have any tips on how to perform the experiment well? A diagram might help
    the reader understand the method better.

    Results: How will you present your data? A table is a good idea. Could the information be
    shown in a graph as well?

    Conclusion: What does your data show? Can you now answer your research question? Can you
    discuss why it shows this? Can you explain your conclusion using scientific ideas?

    Evaluation: What was a strength of your method? Were there any weaknesses? Could you do
    anything differently next time to improve your results? Could you extend the experiment to get
    more data? What else might you want to investigate related to this research question?

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