Transmittal LetterTransmittal letters often accompany reports and inform readers of a report's context. Typically, the letter includes information not found in the report. For example, when turning in a lab report, you would include the report's title, what assignment it fulfills and the due date. Check with your instructor to determine whether or not you should attach a transmittal letter to your report. |
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