differential equations project

Part 1: Background and Overview: Describe the problem that NASA is facing, and include any necessary background material. This section sets the stage for the rest of the report and explains the main research question being addressed. It should be two to three paragraphs long. Part 2: Analysis Approach: Describe how you intend to analyze the situation to properly advise NASA. This section should include a description of the modeling techniques used, including any assumptions you made. Your answer to question #1 from the next page should go in this section. You should also describe the solution techniques you will use to solve the differential equation in this section. In a more complex project, this section could be quite lengthy, but for this project I expect it to be perhaps a page long. Part 3: Analysis: This is where you put your analysis. This section will be the longest section and should include equations and graphs as necessary. This is where all of the work you do to answer questions #2-5 should go. Part 4: Conclusions: This section should be used to interpret the work you did in Part 3. This is where you answer the main research question you asked in Part 1. You should answer the questions about whether or not the lander will bottom out on the moon and Mars in this section. You should also answer question #6 in this section. Make any recommendations for NASA that result from your analysis. This section of the report should be about three to five paragraphs long, although it could be longer if you have more recommendations.