All

of the above

Check

overlap within three uncertainties to test agreement

Identify

main uncertainty sources

Suggest

improvements and possible extensions

All of the above

Interpret

analysis results clearly, justify conclusions, and reference uncertainties

Suggest improvements and possible extensions

Compare theoretical values and experimental results and discuss any discrepancies found

Only

a title and line of best fit. Graphs need only titles and data points

Title,

axes with scale and labels, data points, error bars, intercept, and line of

best fit

Error

bars in linearised plots only

No

axis labels if the context is clear

Present

linearised plots for non-linear data and include gradients with correct sig

figs and units

All

of the above

Include

relevant analysis for linearisation and combining uncertainties

Provide

justifications when excluding the outliers

Assumptions

made during the experiment should be mentioned

Figures

need not be labelled if it's clear from context

Qualitative

observations are unnecessary

Only

quantitative data is required

All of the above

Do not present every last detail of your method but present how you have undertaken the experiment in sufficient detail that your approach can be critically assessed and (roughly) replicated

Clearly

communicate all the relevant aspects of the data collection process in relevant

subsections and in paragraphs

Report on how you collected the data and uncertainties, but not how you analysed the data

Uncertainties

in raw data and the data in the tables can be presented unformatted

Units are not required to be indicated in the tables

None of the above

Data does not need to be organised and can be presented without column headings and titles in a table