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7. Cite each secondary source properly in your work using the appropriate citation style (e.g., APA, MLA).
8. Double-check your citations and ensure that you have provided enough information for readers to locate the original sources.
9. Revise and proofread your work to ensure that the information from secondary sources is integrated smoothly and accurately.
10. Remember to give credit to the authors of the secondary sources by acknowledging their contribution to your research.

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What is secondary sources?

Secondary sources are sources of information that are based on primary sources and interpretations of those primary sources.

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The purpose of secondary sources is to provide additional context, analysis, and interpretation of primary sources to help readers understand the topic more thoroughly.

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The information reported on secondary sources may vary depending on the specific requirements, but typically includes analysis, opinions, and conclusions based on primary sources.