How to Experiment #1 Data Tables and Graphs अंतिम
Channel: Compendium
Date: 2017-11-15

This video will explain how to make graphs and draw an excellent data table. Use these links to navigate to different parts of the video:
Almost all edits are done. See next video (below) with all edits done!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRr6l2KtLYQ&list=PLsXBpuZouHH-dxHjRTHibYIpoXYvaMfzr

0:38 Data Table
1:43 Averages
2:14 Uncertainties
2:15 Absolute Uncertainty for non-digital instruments (analogue?)
2:40 Absolute Uncertainty for digital instruments
3:07 Calculated Uncertainty
3:59 Graph (Scatter)
4:47 Bullet Formatting (see if you want to make error bars)
5:21 Legend (me)
5:49 Chart Title
6:03 Error Bars
7:04 Trendline

If you guys don't have Excel and are a student, you can get it for free. This link to a Youtube video shows you how (after 20 seconds):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeGB7cvOdvw

I hope you guys find this video useful! I look forward to reading your comments. If you have any ideas for future videos, make sure to leave them in your comments :)

Part 2 will be about writing the Materials, Method and Risk Assessment

Video Creator: आदित्य रावत Aaditya Rawat
Special thanks to:
अदिती रावत Aditi Rawat
रेबेक्का कज़केली Rebecca Cuskelly
जेसिका ज़िम्मरमैन Jessica Zimmermann
अश्विनी सोमसुन्दरम् Ashwini Somasundaram
ऐलिसन पोबैंज़ Allyson Pobanz
(Apologies for any misspelling)

The image of the weighing scale was from Encyclopaedia Britannica:

Conservation of mass experiment. Photograph. Britannica ImageQuest, Encyclopædia Britannica, 25 May 2016. 
quest.eb.com/search/132_1188977/1/132_1188977/cite. Accessed 11 Nov 2017.
(MLA citation)