This is the most important part of the report. Conclusions - These should be as concise, terse statements. They must be supported by previously presented and discussed results. This section does not include a lengthy discussion of results. Be sure to include comments on any special features of the experiment.
Unsupported statements are never satisfactory.
This section is not merely a critique of the instructor or the manual. They give credit to the ideas of others. Failure to give the necessary credit to others for their ideas is unlawful plagiarism. For an acceptable format consult an ASME Transactions Journal in the Library. Each and every one of the References is to be referred to from the body of the text and acknowledged for the information it provides .