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Lesson 4
Recording and Analyzing Your
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OK! once you've completed your experiment and recorded your results,
make sure they are put together in an organized manner. Keeping
your records organized will not only impress the judges, but will
also give you a clear picture on what you've done. Once you have
put your data together, you will have to decide whether the results
support your hypothesis or not. If the results do not support
your hypothesis, you should also state the reasons for this.
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