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Have you ever noticed that technology is increasingly the one stop shop for the answer to any question Consider this:
Searching Google for the answer to the question, "How do I balance my checkbook?" returns 66 million links.
How do I complete a 1040 form? This, if you haven't already discovered through personal experience, is one of the primary
documents you file every year when paying your taxes. A search for a 1040 form returned just 36 million links.
"How do I calculate my take-home pay" generated nearly 56 million links.
Certainly, not all of these answers provide you clear and accurate descriptions of how to perform these everyday tasks. In
this activity, you will select two of these questions, take a look at a representative sample of links to answers, and then DIY:
Do It Yourself by creating your own multimedia explanation of how to manage your finances.
Assignment Guidelines:
Create a two-three minute presentation with illustrations for at least two of these answers.
Submission Requirements:
Two-page business plan
When submitting written assignments, please remember to:
• Submit the assignment question(s) and your responses.
• Proofread for spelling. grammar, and punctuation.
• Remember to use complete sentence structure.
. Make sure paragraphs have at least six sentences

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