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    This document provides guidelines for preparing a lab report for an experiment. It includes instructions on formatting the abstract, introduction, methodology, results and discussion, and conclusion sections. The introduction should provide background on the theory and objectives. The methodology should describe the materials, equipment, and procedures used. The results and discussion section should include graphs, figures, tables, and an analysis and interpretation of the results. The conclusion should state the findings and recommendations. Other sections include an appendix with calculations and an acknowledgments/references section with citations in APA format. Sticking to the provided template will help write a clear and consistent lab report.

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    Lab Report Format

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    This document provides guidelines for preparing a lab report for an experiment. It includes instructions on formatting the abstract, introduction, methodology, results and discussion, and conclusion sections. The introduction should provide background on the theory and objectives. The methodology should describe the materials, equipment, and procedures used. The results and discussion section should include graphs, figures, tables, and an analysis and interpretation of the results. The conclusion should state the findings and recommendations. Other sections include an appendix with calculations and an acknowledgments/references section with citations in APA format. Sticking to the provided template will help write a clear and consistent lab report.

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    This document provides guidelines for preparing a lab report for an experiment. It includes instructions on formatting the abstract, introduction, methodology, results and discussion, and conclusion sections. The introduction should provide background on the theory and objectives. The methodology should describe the materials, equipment, and procedures used. The results and discussion section should include graphs, figures, tables, and an analysis and interpretation of the results. The conclusion should state the findings and recommendations. Other sections include an appendix with calculations and an acknowledgments/references section with citations in APA format. Sticking to the provided template will help write a clear and consistent lab report.

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    Lab Report Format

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    This document provides guidelines for preparing a lab report for an experiment. It includes instructions on formatting the abstract, introduction, methodology, results and discussion, and conclusion sections. The introduction should provide background on the theory and objectives. The methodology should describe the materials, equipment, and procedures used. The results and discussion section should include graphs, figures, tables, and an analysis and interpretation of the results. The conclusion should state the findings and recommendations. Other sections include an appendix with calculations and an acknowledgments/references section with citations in APA format. Sticking to the provided template will help write a clear and consistent lab report.

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    Title of the Experiment

    Surname1, F.N., Surname2, F.N., Surname3, F.N., Surname4, F.N., Surname5, F.N., Surname6,
    F.N., Surname7, F.N.

    Section, Group No.


    email@tamaraws.ph

    Abstract. Start abstract here. These instructions give of results in paragraph form, and (3)
    you guidelines for preparing your Lab Report. Use answers to the guide questions.
    this document as a template and as a guide. Limit The graphs, tables and figures must be
    abstract to at most 150 words. Font Size is 11, properly labeled. For graphs and figures,
    Italicized. Do not cite references in the abstract. The
    Abstract portion generally gives a summary of your captions are placed at the center and below the
    paper. figure. Figures can be abbreviated as Fig. 1 or
    Fig. 2. Titles for tables are placed at the center
    Keywords: In alphabetical order, write the index and above the table. Use Roman numeral in
    terms or keywords that describe the important points numbering the table. Indicate the units used.
    of your paper. List at most 5 keywords or key phrases. Be careful in formatting. Graphs, tables, and
    Separate each with a comma. figures must not cover the 2 columns of the
    paper. The table to be presented in this paper
    must show a summary of the data from
    I. INTRODUCTION experiment. (Calculations are to be presented
    First, discuss the theory behind the experiment. in Appendix, not in this section.)
    You can include the significance of the topic. For the interpretation of results, analyze the
    At the end, state the objectives in performing results obtained from the experiment. Show it
    the experiment. in a figure or graph. (If figure is from another
    source, cite it properly).
    Lastly, discuss the concepts/principles that
    II. METHODOLOGY answer the guide questions given in the
    experiment handout. Answer the questions in
    State the materials and equipment used in the
    paragraphs. Show calculations in the
    experiment.
    Appendix.
    Paraphrase the procedure stated in the
    experiment handout. All steps must be written in
    IV. CONCLUSION
    paragraph form. Check grammar & verb tenses.
    Write the findings of the experiment with
    respect to the problem, objectives and scope of
    III. RESULTS & DISCUSSIONS
    study. Include summary of what happened in
    Include in this section the (1) results shown in the experiment. Include justification of
    graphs, Tables and Figures, (2) Interpretation objectives not met.
    Also include suggested recommendations to Electronic Age, E-Publishing Inc., New York,
    reduce errors in the experiment. 1999, pp. 281-304.

    APPENDIX
    Write all your computations in this section.

    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    Write your acknowledgments in this section.

    REFERENCES
    References are cited just by square
    brackets [1]. Two or more references at a time
    may be put in one set of brackets [3,4]. The
    references are numbered in the order in which
    they are cited in the paper and are listed under
    this section. APA format is used for citation.
    Journal references include: author’s
    initials and surname; initials and surnames of
    remaining authors; article title (where it is
    provided); abbreviated journal title (italicized),
    year of publication, volume number and page
    numbers.
    Book references include: author’s initials
    and surname; initials and surnames of remaining
    authors; book title (italicized); place of
    publication and name of publisher; year of
    publications.
    Listed here are examples of the citation of
    references:
    [1] J. van der Geer, J.A.J. Hanraads, R.A.
    Lupton, The art of writing a scientific article, J.
    Sci. Commun. 163 (2000) 51-59.
    Reference to a book:
    [2] W. Strunk Jr., E.B. White, The Elements of
    Style, third ed., Macmillan, New York, 1979.
    Reference to a chapter in an edited book:
    [3] G.R. Mettam, L.B. Adams, How to
    prepare an electronic version of your article, in:
    B.S. Jones, R.Z. Smith (Eds.), Introduction to the

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