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fredd [130]
3 years ago
11

What would most likely be included in the "Analysis" section of a lab report?

Biology
1 answer:
IgorC [24]3 years ago
8 0

Complete Question:  

What would most likely be included in the “Analysis” section of a lab report?

1) a discussion of any errors in the experimental data

2) a list the supplies that were used in conducting the experiment

3) suggestions for new experiments based on the results

4) a description of what the dependent and independent variables were

Answer:

1). <u>a discussion of any errors in the experimental data</u>.

In the analysis section of the lab report, after analyzing and investigating the data, errors are identified in the experimental data. Furthermore, discussion carried out to point out those error occurred in the data. In an analysis process discussion is carried out to find the errors in the whole process. In this process all facts and figure are gather to inquire if there are any errors or mistake present in the final values or final result. Analysis section in a lab report has a key role because it make sure that the final result is error free.

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