Presenting in a Scientific Way (OCR A Level Physics)
Revision Note
Presenting in a Scientific Way
When presenting scientific data, the following may be included:
Tables
Graphs
Diagrams
Presenting Tables
When presenting tables, the following must be included:
Clear headings, or symbols, for columns
Relevant units for measurements
Readings listed to the same number of significant figures
An example of a correctly labelled table with corresponding graph
Presenting Graphs
When presenting graphs, the following must be included:
An explanatory title
Clearly labelled axes
Relevant units for measurements
Well plotted points
A smooth line or curve of best fit
An example of a correctly labelled and plotted graph
Presenting Diagrams
When presenting diagrams, such as apparatus set-up, all the relevant parts must be clearly labelled
An appropriately labelled diagram of the set-up of an investigation into simple harmonic motion
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