Only the Conclusion section discusses whether the original hypothesis was supported, and both sections suggest further research.
The analysis section reports the results that were found by conducting the experiment. The conclusion section interprets these results within the context of what is currently known, the objectives/hypothesis of the experiment, provides limitations of the results, and identifies future direction of investigation.
"California's most damaging earthquakes of the past 150 years, such as the 1906 “San Francisco” earthquake, have occurred on faults in the San Andreas fault system."
