I’ve gained solid experience with Excel through my physics labs, where I frequently organize and analyze data sets. I’m comfortable using various functions and formulas to calculate key metrics such as averages and standard deviations. I’ve also created charts and graphs to visualize data trends, which helped me draw insights and make clear conclusions.

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In my physics labs, I often use Excel to organize and analyze data from experiments. For example, in one lab where we measured the motion of a projectile, I used Excel to create tables for time, distance, and velocity, and then generated graphs to visualize the data. I also applied Excel’s statistical tools to calculate averages, standard deviations, and other key measurements. These reports helped me identify patterns, compare results to theoretical predictions, and present my findings in a clear, organized format.