help writing Assumption Articulation statement

Your problem-solving assignment is to use Assumption Articulation to identify assumptions you are making regarding the problem that your car does not start. Note that as with most problem statements, the problem as stated implies certain solutions. If you simply accepted the problem as stated, you would probably think the problem is: The battery is dead. Have to get it jumped and then my car will run. But oftentimes the problem is more complex and needs some further analysis to narrow it down and choose a targeted solution. By choosing "dead battery" as the only reason the car cannot move, you assume it is the cause of the problem... and that implies certain solution(s) to the problem of getting to school. What assumptions are you making about solving this problem of getting to school on time? So, to complete this assignment, follow these steps: 1. Make sure you have read, Beyond the Book Reading for Module 03 - 02 on Assumption Articulation. Pay particular attention to the example. This example shows you exactly how you should create your Assumption Articulation document for this assignment. 2. Use the template document, M03_Assignment_Template.docx L , to layout your document: A. Put your name in the indicated place. B. Clearly state the problem in your own concise words and put the statement in the indicated place. C. List a minimum of four initial assumptions that you are probably are making about the problem and its potential solution(s). These assumptions are the \"obvious\" assumptions described in the reading and lecture. Use bullet points to list these initial assumptions. D. List categorical assumptions that you are probably making about the problem and its potential solution(s) in at least 6 of the categories. Use bullet points under each category to make each list (as shown in the template). 3. Include a paragraph at the top of the document describing your table as well as some discussion about why this activity was important and what you learned by performing it. 4. Name your final document, CarAssumptions. 5. Submit your paper to the LMS by the posted deadline