The introduction to a report ________.
A) typically includes the headings and the corresponding page numbers
B) is not intended to preview the structure of the report
C) should be written with the assumption that the reader has already read the executive summary
D) typically explains the problem or issue that motivated the report
E) should avoid mentioning the conclusions of the report

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The introduction should typically explain the problem or issue that motivated the report and provide context for the reader. It sets the stage for the rest of the report and should provide a clear understanding of what will be covered. The other options do not accurately describe the purpose or content of an introduction to a report.

The Introduction to a Report ________