The aim of a well-written case study in Mathematics is to provide guides and teachers with important information on any number of situations that are problematic. These could be classroom specific or something huger. As a student, your case study should articulate your research goals very carefully and then go on to give good methods and a proper conclusion. Writing a math case study could be difficult but it will help you earn good grades and ensure that your guides and teachers know that you're taking your courses seriously.

Here's how you can write a good case study and ensure that you get the marks you deserve:

Steps

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    Outline the case study well and make sure that it follows a structure. It is always good to work out the outline and approach before writing. A good case study should be structured like a story so you need to make sure that there is a beginning, middle and end. Each section has its own content and you must make sure that the presentation is good so that the reader is not confused at any point.
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    Provide a proper overview of the case study's main components and describe the research methodology in detail. Make sure that you do not just write for the sake of writing. Make good point, substantiate them with number and examples and work on the problem in a systematic way.
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    Make the case study detailed. Don't just make statements, but offer details on them. It is always good to give specific numbers and statistics that substantiate your arguments and conclusions. While it is important to stick to the word and page limits, not explaining things can make your case study look incomplete and you will lose marks.
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    Offer a detailed analysis of your results. Since you have written the case study and researched it well, the conclusion might fall into place for you, but you must remember that not everyone who reads the study was as involved as you. Readers will not just accept your results without proper details and examples. Offer a good explanation of the results. Not only will this fetch you additional marks but also tell the reader that you know the subject matter and results well.
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    Include charts, graphs and tables wherever possible. These are an easy way to share information and numbers. Graphic and tabular representations make information more accessible and the case study is easier to read.
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    When it comes to writing a case study on mathematics, you can choose a topic that you feel is most comfortable and would have a lot of reference material. The important thing to remember is that you need to present information in a simple and easy to read way. If you need help, you can always get in touch with a teacher or senior, or you could join hands with a reliable professional case study writing service. With a team of experienced experts, these services aim to help students submit ace case studies and papers.
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Community Q&A

  • Question
    What is the definition of a case study?
    Jadexhe
    Jadexhe
    Community Answer
    A case study is a detailed account that gives information about the development of a person, group, or thing, especially in order to show general principles.
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