Question 2 (Email) - 10 marks Refer to the video where Mahesh narrates the incident about his interactions with a potential client which wasn't moving ahead in spite of several meetings. (It is the 3rd video in the segment titled 'Channels of Communication'.) After all the back and forth and multiple follow-up calls and emails, Mahesh decides to conclude the conversation with the particular client (you can assume that the person you need to email is 'Rakesh Mishra, Head of ABC Polyclinic'). Step into Maheshs shoes and draft an email informing the client about the same. Instructions: You may assume certain details about the situation while writing the email. Please mention the assumptions separately at the bottom as a note to the grader. Follow email writing etiquettes. Include all components that are usually a part of a work email. Make sure you write the email in a formal tone and avoid typos or grammatical errors. The content should be relevant to the situation at hand. Use the information shared by Mahesh in the videos. Remember that in any conversation with a prospective business partner, even if you see the relationship heading towards a dead end, you should sign off on a positive note. Do not make the email too lengthy.