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Masja [62]
3 years ago
10

Can someone please help me with this Assignment: Create a working bibliography using the note cards below. provide 2-3 sentences

summarizing why you believe this Particular source is a valid and reliable enough to be included as part of scientific research paper. In other words, explain why this source will provide you with good information that you can count on being true and unbiased. There's 6 note cards and they all say the same thing. Where it say My topic is. Pick one of the 3 investigation sample. Insulation experiment, Precipitation reaction, Electromagnet. ( Need help ASAP) . I'm stuck on this Assignment . Will Mark Brainliest ​

Biology
1 answer:
timurjin [86]3 years ago
4 0

What you need to do is take one of the 3 Investigation samples and list it next to "My topic."

Then you need to find a source for your selected topic and follow the list in the first note card.

Usually the more information a source has about the author, and the publication, makes it more reliable.

Once you have that down, you need to provide the 2-3 sentences explaining why you think your selected source is valid and reliable enough to be used in a scientific research paper. You might google sources used in scientific research papers to get an idea.

If you can find sources with authors that have well known names or people who know a lot over your specific topic, then its more trustworthy.

For the next note card, do the same thing, but find another source. All your note cards will be over your one selected investigation sample.

So for instance, if you selected Electromagnet, then each note card will have different sources that mention anything having to do with your topic Electromagnet.

Hope this helps :)

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