Help me to my Invistegatory project

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The discussion revolves around a request for assistance in creating an investigatory project (IP), with the original poster expressing difficulty in developing their project. Participants emphasize the importance of guidance from teachers regarding project topics and objectives. There is a suggestion for the poster to provide more details about their assignment for better assistance. Additionally, there is a reminder that choosing a topic should be a personal decision rather than relying on others. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for clarity and self-direction in academic projects.
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Help me guiz to make my investigatory projects because i can't really make my IP or guiz just give a topic:cry: PLEASE GUiz help me to make my IP or If you can't help me just give a topic
 
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Help me guiz to make my investigatory projects because i can't really make my IP or guiz just give a topic:cry: PLEASE GUiz help me to make my IP or If you can't help me just give a topic
This appears to be a class assignment, and if so, I would expect that one's teacher/professor would have given some instruction as to the topics and goals of an IP.

Please elaborate, and please don't ask us to choose one's topic.
 
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