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Lab Report Template

The document provides a template for a lab report with sections for a title, statement of the problem and objective, hypothesis and theory, materials, procedure, results, and conclusion. The template gives guidance on what to include in each section such as the question being answered, background information, a possible solution, items used, explanations of what was done, data, comparisons to calculations, and what was learned.

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Lab Report Template

The document provides a template for a lab report with sections for a title, statement of the problem and objective, hypothesis and theory, materials, procedure, results, and conclusion. The template gives guidance on what to include in each section such as the question being answered, background information, a possible solution, items used, explanations of what was done, data, comparisons to calculations, and what was learned.

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LAB REPORT TEMPLATE

TITLE: a brief concise and descriptive title


Statement of the problem with the objective

• What question are you trying to answer?


• Include any background information about the specific title

Hypothesis and Theory


• Write a possible solution for the problem (make sure the solution is a complete
sentence)

Materials
• Make a list of all items used in the lab
• In your report use software to plot the discussion graphs
• Make sure in your report everything should be visible and standard.

Procedure
• Write a paragraph or a list that explains what you did in the lab
• Your procedure should be written, so then anyone else could repeat the experiment.

Result
• This section includes any data tables, calculations or notes you make during the lab.
• Although some students may wish to recopy original data: it is important to always
preserve the original.
Conclusion
• Compare experimental data with calculation value then accept or reject your hypothesis
• Explain why you accept or reject your hypothesis using data from the lab
• List one thing you learned and describe how it applies to a real-life situation
• Discuss possible experimental errors that could have occurred during data collection

Note: report document format (time new roman, 12 Pt, 1 on top, bottom, and right, 1.25in left)

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