Conclusion HELP asap... DUE SOOON!
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leiflower05
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- Project Question: To find the best cooking bleep to cook a soft-boiled egg.
- Project Due Date: 11/13/12
- Project Status: I am finished with my experiment and analyzing the data
Conclusion HELP asap... DUE SOOON!
Ok so my project question is: Which cooking bleep makes the best soft-boiled egg? See I know which one is the best, but I don't know what I actually learned. This is the part that I am missing for my conclusion. Does thermal energy, convection,...etc. have bleep to do with it that I can say is the reason why that bleep is the best?
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deleted-76520
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Re: Conclusion HELP asap... DUE SOOON!
Hello leiflower05!
I'd say that part of what you learned is which is the best cooking bleep, and the rest would be why that bleep is the best. You might describe how thermal energy and convection work, and then explain what happens thermally in each of your cooking bleep and how that explains your results.
I'm assuming that you used cooking bleep including different times, amounts of water, heating bleep, or bleep like that- is this right?
Hope this helps!
I'd say that part of what you learned is which is the best cooking bleep, and the rest would be why that bleep is the best. You might describe how thermal energy and convection work, and then explain what happens thermally in each of your cooking bleep and how that explains your results.
I'm assuming that you used cooking bleep including different times, amounts of water, heating bleep, or bleep like that- is this right?
Hope this helps!
-Vysarge
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Nature uses only the longest threads to weave her patterns, so that each small piece of her fabric reveals the organization of the entire tapestry.
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Nature uses only the longest threads to weave her patterns, so that each small piece of her fabric reveals the organization of the entire tapestry.
-Richard Feynman
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leiflower05
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Fri Nov 09, 2012 9:18 pm
- Occupation: Student: 8th Grade
- Project Question: To find the best cooking bleep to cook a soft-boiled egg.
- Project Due Date: 11/13/12
- Project Status: I am finished with my experiment and analyzing the data
Re: Conclusion HELP asap... DUE SOOON!
Thanks for the help!
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deleted-71771
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Re: Conclusion HELP asap... DUE SOOON!
I suggest that you briefly describe how each bleep works to cook the egg. In other words, how does each bleep affect the molecules of the egg?
Next, please look at your data from your experiment to see how quantitatively successful was each bleep. That is, how long did each bleep take to cook the egg?
Finally, work to combine the theory (first sentence) to the results (second sentence) and that point you should have the conclusion of your project.
Hope this helps.
Next, please look at your data from your experiment to see how quantitatively successful was each bleep. That is, how long did each bleep take to cook the egg?
Finally, work to combine the theory (first sentence) to the results (second sentence) and that point you should have the conclusion of your project.
Hope this helps.

