Presenting an evidence-based conclusion is a common function of professional communication. A good presentation usually consists of the following elements: 1. A clear and explicit conclusion; 2. Clear citation of strong evidence to support the conclusion; 3. Necessary reasoning to connect the evidence to the conclusion. Requirements: In this report, please make use of your results from data analysis and write one paragraph to address the following question * Can air drag be ignored in projectile motion for low speed objects? Format Item 0 points 1 points Paragraph spacing The text Is NOT double spaced. The text is double spaced. Text length The text is either too short or too long. The text is one paragraph of no more than 250 words. Font Non-standard font used for report. Regular Times New Roman font of size 12 is used. Content Item 0 points 4 points Conclusion Conclusion is not made. Conclusion is clearly and explicitly specified. Evidence Evidence to support the conclusion is missing Numerical values are cited as strong evidence to support conclusion. Reasoning Invalid reasoning is presented, or the reasoning Sound reasoning connects the evidence to support the conclusion. does not connect the evidence to the conclusion. Language Informal language with more than 3 errors and Formal language of natural content flow and with no errors were awkward content flow were used. used