You are in Professor Peter Richardson's second semester business communications course, COM203, section 014. Two weeks after the start of classes, you reread the course syllabus and realize that your family has arranged for a big family vacation during the week of the first test. Test #1 represents 20% of your overall course grade. Test #1 is scheduled to be written two weeks from now. In the first class, Professor Richardson reviewed the College's Exam Policy and noted that postponements for exams and assessments can only be accommodated for medical reason with an accompanying doctor's note, or for religious reasons. You recognize that a family vacation doesn't qualify as a reason to postpone an exam or assessment under the exam policy. You explain your situation to your family, and they encourage you to reach out to Professor Richardson to see what might be done. You agree to try. 1. Explain the Context within which you are preparing your communication. 2. Identify the Outcome Your Communication is intended to Achieve. 3. Identify who the Primary Audience for your communication is. List three (3) questions that the primary audience might have upon receiving your communication. 4. Outline which medium might be the best for this communication and explain your reasoning. 5. Prepare a bullet point outline of your email communication, including a proper salutation and proper sign off