Can you help with my GCSE french coursework?

Gcse statistics coursework layout? 10 POINTS! PLEASE HELP :(?

• hey, so im doing gcse statistics coursework... my aim is to get 20/20 marks... we havent really done lessons on how to do it... just had to dive right it. so i have a few questions ...show more

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  Well you can actually add more hypotheses if you want to. Im doing my statistics coursework too and my teacher said that if anyone cant make many graphs or statistical tests with one hypothesis just add in some more. Mine is: The worse the economy in an area, the worse the crime. But I couldnt get enough graohs out of it, so I added another hypothesis: The crime rate is falling in all areas If you cant get in more graphs or tests, literally just add another hypothesis and do more tests. For my second hypothesis ive done two graphs and thats it. I just needed to add some stuf Ive used about 8 graphs and tests altogether including multiple bar chart, standard deviation, spearman's rank, stacked bar chart, line graphs, pie charts.... Its not really about laying it out. You have to have an introduction where you show how you sampled (printscreen the random numbers) with annotations saying why you sampled and how you sampled. After that you just show all of the graphs and tests with lots of writing under them. In the writing under each graph you must: * Say what it shows. describe the trend * say whether it supports your hypothesis and WHY * include a However... or On the other hand... (For example: however, although this supports my hypothesis it may not be reliable data as it has only includes statistics over the range of a month. In order to conclude my hypothesis I would need statistics which represent a larger amount of time) Its not captions. When I say annotations I mean like a big paragraph or two under each graph. My teacher said they LOVE the writing and thats where alot of marks are. Alot of marks are also there for using a range of graphs and tests, not just line graphs of something