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Say I'm asked to write a 1-2 page essay on Nanotech. Will adding equations improve my chances of better marks or cripple it?
Without knowing what equations you have in mind, I can't say for sure, but I don't think that equations are called for in a short essay on nanotechnology. Do you have any specific equations in mind?Zero-shift said:Say I'm asked to write a 1-2 page essay on Nanotech. Will adding equations improve my chances of better marks or cripple it?
Yes, equations are an essential part of any physics essay. They help explain complex concepts and demonstrate mathematical relationships between variables.
You can use any type of equations that are relevant to your topic and support your arguments. This can include mathematical equations, physical laws, and equations derived from experiments.
Yes, it is important to provide explanations and context for the equations you use in your essay. This will help your readers understand their significance and how they relate to your overall argument.
Typically, equations should be written in a clear and organized manner, with all variables and symbols clearly defined. You may also need to use superscripts, subscripts, and mathematical symbols for proper notation.
No, equations should not be used as a substitute for written explanations. They should be used in conjunction with written explanations to support and enhance your arguments.