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20.5 Chapter summary

  • Data analysis means looking at information carefully and identifying any trends or patterns in the data.
  • When writing a report, use appropriate language and words so that the reader will be able to understand the report.
  • Use clear, simple sentences and organise your findings into logical paragraphs.
  • At the beginning of the report, tell the reader what question you are hoping to answer.
  • At the end of the report, write a short summary of key findings from the data.