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soloved :P
problem soloved, thanks anyway
problem soloved, thanks anyway
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Research Assignment help The Postulation and proof
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In summary, the purpose of a research assignment is to develop critical thinking and analytical skills by conducting in-depth investigations and presenting findings in a structured manner. When choosing a suitable research topic, students should consider their interests, specificity, and available literature. A postulation is a tentative explanation that needs to be tested, while proof refers to evidence that supports a postulation. To conduct research for a postulation and proof assignment, students should identify credible sources, gather relevant information, and analyze and interpret their findings. Common challenges students face when completing this type of assignment include choosing a topic, finding and analyzing sources, and presenting findings effectively. Time management and understanding statistical analyses may also be difficult for some students.
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&q=proof+of+the+existence+of+the+Neutrino
if you can't come up with that yourself, you are not doing a research
if you can't come up with that yourself, you are not doing a research
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http://amanda.uci.edu/
That's a good place to start
We began thinking that there must be a neutral particle wtih certain properties when analysis of neutron decay showed missing mass and missing conservation properties. The Neutrino was invented and assigned the missing stuff. Still works after years of testing.
Keep on chuggin !
Vern
That's a good place to start
We began thinking that there must be a neutral particle wtih certain properties when analysis of neutron decay showed missing mass and missing conservation properties. The Neutrino was invented and assigned the missing stuff. Still works after years of testing.Keep on chuggin !
Vern
Related to Research Assignment help The Postulation and proof
1. What is the purpose of a research assignment?
A research assignment is designed to help students develop critical thinking and analytical skills by conducting in-depth investigations on a particular topic and presenting their findings in a structured and organized manner.
2. How do I choose a suitable research topic?
When choosing a research topic, consider your interests and what you want to learn more about. It's also important to select a topic that is specific and manageable, and has enough existing literature for you to conduct your research.
3. What is the difference between a postulation and proof in research?
A postulation, also known as a hypothesis, is a tentative explanation or prediction of a phenomenon. It is usually based on a theory or previous research and needs to be tested to determine its validity. Proof, on the other hand, refers to evidence that supports or confirms a postulation or theory based on the results of a study.
4. How do I conduct research for a postulation and proof assignment?
To conduct research for a postulation and proof assignment, start by identifying credible sources such as academic journals, books, and reputable websites. Gather relevant information and data to support your postulation, and analyze and interpret your findings to provide proof for your argument.
5. What are some common challenges students face when completing a postulation and proof assignment?
Some common challenges students face when completing a postulation and proof assignment include choosing a suitable research topic, finding and analyzing credible sources, and organizing and presenting their findings in a clear and concise manner. Time management and understanding complex statistical analyses may also be challenging for some students.
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