(Name of Demonstrator)

(School Name)

A Guide to Make the Report of the Performed Experiment (Name of Experiment)

Group no. (Write here)

(Name1, Name2, Name3, Name4)

Abstract: Abstract actually communicates the contents of the report. It conveys the reader what actually have been studied without going through the whole document so; it should be concise, unified and able to stand alone. The abstract of the Physics lap reports includes details of scope, method, results and conclusion. To make a descriptive abstract it would be better to write it after writing the other contents of the report; reread the whole article with the purpose of drawing up abstract and then make a draft. (It should not exceed 150 words)

Introduction: In the introduction section you will have to explain precisely which laws and principles are going to rule the experiment. Introduction should go hand in hand with the performed activity. Students usually replicate the introduction from the manual that leads them toward bad grades. You should prefer to write it in your own words, however short it may be if it is thoroughly explaining the fundamentals of your performed activity there is no harm in it. Rather brief but appropriate lab reports are highly encouraged.

Observation:

In this section you’ll write the parameters gathered by performing experiments and calculated parameters in a proper table. It is strictly prohibited to copy the observations of some other group or student, if caught; it may turn to cancellation of the report. Moreover, resubmission of such reports would not be accepted in any case.

Data analysis:

In this section you will have to show up all the steps involved in the calculation of an unknown parameter. Whereas, detailed steps for a single entry of observations would be enough. It will provide just the sample to the reader that which formula has been used in the evaluation of the desired physical quantity.

Graphs:

Draw the graphs where needed.

Conclusion:

In the end, you will explain what you have learnt from the performed experiments and comment on the percentage error in your results. If you encountered some errors while performing experiments, what steps you made to improve your results are encouraged to explain here in this section. You may also provide me with useful feedback via this content. Good Luck!