I need ideas/help on how to write up my report.

This is what my project was:

DIE 1 DIEZ BINS HISTOGRAM 1 HISTOGRAM 2 SUM BINS2 HISTOGRAM SUM C 10 HANNA OWONKWH OOUTAWNY 10 6 DO V O UT A W N 4 NA O O WHO ANN NNWUNWAONA OHNOONEWOO 0 11 1.211060142 1.366260102 10 1.666666667 1.666666667 11 12 10 Histogram 1 1.044465936 3.5 0.909090909 Mean :1.66 STandard Deviation: 1.03 2.5 10 HISTOGRAM SUM 3.5 Mean: 0.90 3 1.5 Standard Deviation: 0.70 2.5 0.5 1.5 1 2 3 6 1 0.5 0 10 Histogram 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 4.5 Mean: 1.66 3.5 Standard Deviation: 1.36 3 2.5 N 1.5 05 1 2 3 4 5 6\fDIE 2 BINS BINS 2 HISTOGRAM SUM DIE 1 HISTOGRAM 1 HISTOGRAM 2 SUM 15 8 14 17 a w O 17 19 OU AWNG 14 15 CO VOUT A W N 19 25 U N WONHWNN 21 16 7 0 0 7 7 2.875181154 5.537749242 10 10 12 16.66666667 16.66666667 8 12 IN 11 0 100 Histogram 1 A U W A U U O A W N W AU A OU A G UA H N W WUN 5.503717752 25 Mean: 16.6 9.090909091 SD: 3.38 15 100 Histogram Sum 11 16 Mean: 9.09 11 un 14 SD: 3.85 6 10 12 1 2 3 5 6 AWHHWWAOUT OO HOUINWNONE 9 10 100 Histogram 2 10 18 10 30 Mean: 16.6 SD: 5.12 100 Un DO O NOOUUNA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 OUT 6Project 6 1) Roll two dice 10 times. Record the sum of the dice for each roll. Find the mean, standard deviation, and construct a histogram from the data. 2) Roll two dice 50 times. Record the sum of the dice for each roll. Find the mean, standard deviation, and construct a histogram from the data. 3) Roll two dice 100 times. Record the sum of the dice for each roll. Find the mean, standard deviation, and construct a histogram from the data. 4) Summarize your ndings by discussing the statistical implication (found in Section 41) of your ndings. Date 2. Introduction --Introduction should explain the purpose of the project and what you expect to find. 3. Methods --This section should discuss things such as sampling and data collection procedures. Examples are: a) Did you use a survey? b) Did you use a specific sampling procedure or convenience sampling? c) Did you roll dice for a probability experiment? d) Did you collect data from a published source? 4. Results --This section should record your results and summarize your findings. Discuss the statistical tests and measures used to analyze the data. Why did you use these measures to analyze the data? Be specific and stick to the facts. 5. Conclusion --This section should address any conclusions that came from your analysis. Did you find what you expected to find, etc? What did your analysis tell you about the data set? 6. Appendices --This section should include any graphs, charts, or tables that support your analysis. An alternative to this section is to include the appropriate graphs, charts, and tables within the results section of your paper