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Student Initial Country ‘A’ Student Initial Country ‘A’
1 0.12 11 0.52
2 0.16 12 0.56
3 0.20 13 0.60
4 0.24 14 0.64
5 0.28 15 0.68
6 0.32 16 0.72
7 0.36 17 0.76
8 0.40 18 0.80
9 0.44 19 0.88
10 0.48 20 0.92
Analysis/Discussion:
Critically analyse your results, considering:
the information your calculations have provided
possible extensions and/or implications of the investigation
Conclusion:
The conclusions should include a summary of results, comments on the appropriateness of the model used and any assumptions and limitations of the investigation.
A completed directed investigating should include:
an introduction that outlines the problem to be explored, including its significance, its features, and the context;
the method of solution in terms of the mathematical model or strategy to be used;
the appropriate application of the mathematical model or strategy, including:
the generation or collection of relevant data / information, with details of the collection process;
mathematical calculations and results, and appropriate representations;
the analysis and interpretation of results;
referencing limitations of the original problem as well as appropriate refinements and extensions;
a statement of the solution and outcome in the context of the original problem;
appendixes and bibliography as appropriate.
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analysed……” or “When you analyse…….”
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Analysis and interpretation of results and information
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