Fall 1994, Project 2 Group Project II Click to download the TeX file for this project. Part of your grade will be based on the quality of your written presentation. The paper you turn in should have a mix of equations, formulas and prose. Graphs may be copied from your calculator, but should be clearly labelled. Use complete sentences, good grammar and correct punctuation.
Spelling is also important.
You should aim to write your report in such a way that it can be read and understood by anyone who knows the material for this course. Finally, as a general rule for this and any other project, whenever you hypothesize an answer to a question, be sure to provide ample justification as to why you believe your answer to be correct. You may have read in your newspaper a few weeks ago that Spaceman Spiff and his friend Hobbes are planning to pull Mars out of its orbit and put it on a collision course with Earth. But before setting out on their mission, Spiff needs some critical information about the motions of Earth and Mars relative to each other. He has hired your group to provide that information.