Getting and Recording Results

Here we show what you are expected to do for up to 6/8 for obtaining and recording your results.

O.6a

Collect sufficient, systematic and accurate evidence. So - at least 6 readings spread over a good range, with sensible increases in the variable you're controlling.

Repeat your experiment so you can get an average result: which we all know can be much more accurate!

set of repeated results, averaged and recorded quite well

It's not absolutely crucial to have averaged the results at this stage - afterall, averaging is an analytical skill, not part of obtaining. It's worth noting, however, that our pupil is claiming that their average results are accurate to 0.5 mm - that's an amazing ruler they used!

O.6b

Clear and accurate recording of results basically means produce a decent table with headings and units in the right place:

set of repeated results, averaged and recorded well in a table with headings and units

Make sure your units are recorded with each of the table headings - don't write them alongside the numbers! All headings should have units.

Example table for getting full marks

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