Welcome to Lab_Report Discussions!

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👋 Welcome and Introduction

Hi everyone! This repository is a personal archive of all my laboratory reports from Physics Practical I (ZCT 191,2) at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM).

Every report in this repo was independently written and compiled by me, based on experiments conducted using USM’s official lab procedures.
All data analysis, discussions, and formatting are done with care using tools such as LaTeX, Python, and Excel.

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🎯 Purpose of This Repository

This project was created for the following reasons:

• ✅ To archive my work in a structured, reproducible, and public format
• 📘 To serve as a learning resource for myself and others
• ✍️ To practice scientific writing and data visualization
• 🔬 To engage with the wider academic and open science community

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📢 How to Use

You're welcome to:

• View reports for reference or self-study
• Study the LaTeX formatting or data analysis techniques
• Fork the repo to build your own report library

But please do not plagiarize — always write your own reports based on your own data and understanding.

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💬 Let’s Connect

If you're also a physics student, or interested in lab reporting, feel free to:

• Ask questions about formatting, tools, or specific experiments
• Share your thoughts or improvements
• Suggest better visualizations, analysis methods, or LaTeX tweaks

I’d be happy to improve this repo through collaboration and discussion.

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📌 Note on Lab Manuals

Lab manuals used in the experiments were authored by the USM School of Physics and are not included here due to copyright. However, references to them are cited inside each report.

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