Biology, 30.06.2019 06:00 tcarston9884

(you don't have to do all of them i just need a few examples to get some ideas) create a working bibliography using the notecards below. provide 2-3 sentences summarizing why you believe this particular source is a valid and reliable enough to be included as part of a scientific research paper. in other words, explain why this source will provide you with good information that you can count on being true and unbiased. my topic is: electromagnets name of source: author: publication information: print or web: date accessed: source’s validity and reliability: name of source: author: publication information: print or web date accessed: source’s validity and reliability name of source: author: publication information: print or web date accessed: source’s validity and reliability: name of source: author: publication information: print or web date accessed: source’s validity and reliability name of source: author: publication information: print or web date accessed: source’s validity and reliability:

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