Purpose: In the most concise terms, explain the purpose of your Proposal, which is to introduce your Recommendation Report topic to your audience. Summary: Include a summary. which serves "as an advance organizer" [page 454} of the information contained in the full Proposal. Introduction: Provide an explanation of the problem or question you hope to eventually answer in your Final Project. The Introduction section of your Proposal is where you will provide context and background for what gave rise to the need to produce these documents. . We would recommend, however, that the pump be modified as fo Q Informational reports sometimes include recommendations. 1. Replace the front-end bell with a tungsten carbide-coated from. 2. Replace the bearings on the impeller. 3. Install insulation plugs in the holes in the front-end bell. Further, we recommend that the pump be reinspected after another 30-day run on Kentucky #10. . If you have any questions or would like to authorize these modifications, please call The writer concludes politely. me at 555-321-1241. As always, we appreciate the trust you have placed in us. Sincerely, Marvin Littridge Director of Testing and Evaluation Figure 17.2 Markel/Selber, Technical Communication, 12e, @ 2018 Bedford/St. Martin's (continued) FIGURE 17.2 A Field Report GUIDELINES: Responding to Readers' Questions in a Field Report When you write a field report, be sure to answer the following six questions: What is the purpose of the report? What are the main points covered in the report? What were the problems leading to the decision to perform the procedure? What methods were used? What were the results? What do the results mean? If appropriate, also discuss what you think should be done next