Independent Challenge 4: Explore Now that you've learned about Microsoft Access and relational databases, brainstorm how you might use an Access database im your daily life or career. Start by visiting the Microsoft website, and explore what's new in Access 2016. Note: To complete this Independent Challenge, make sure you are connected to the Internet) a. Using your favorite search engine, look up the keywords benefits of a relational database or benefits of Microsoft Access to find articles that discuss the benefits of organizing data in a relational database. b. Read several articles about the benefits of organizing data in a relational database such as Access, identifying three distinct benefits. Use a Word document to record those three benefits. Also, copy and paste the website address of the article you are referencing for each benefit you have identified. c. In addition, as you read the articles that describe relational database benefits, list any terminology unfamillar to you d. Using a search engine or a website that provides a computer glossary such as www.whatis.com or www.webopedia.com, identifying at least five new terms. look up the definition of the new terms, and enter both the term and the definition of the term in your document as well as the website address where your definition was found. Finally, based on your research and growing understanding of Access 2016, list three ways you could use an Access database to organize, enhance, or support the activities and responsibilities of your daily life or career. Type your name at the top of the document, and submit it to your instructor as requested e