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Select all ways that databases may help you manage and manipulate data and records.

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typing a word-processing document
typing a word-processing document

merging data into a word-processing document
merging data into a word-processing document

updating information in more than one place at the same time
updating information in more than one place at the same time

querying data
querying data

arranging the data in a certain order
arranging the data in a certain order

calculating loan payments
calculating loan payments

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Databases can help you manage and manipulate data and records in the following ways:

  1. Merging data into a word-processing document - This allows you to integrate data from the database directly into documents, facilitating reporting and communications.

  2. Updating information in more than one place at the same time - Databases can ensure that changes made to data in one place are reflected everywhere, maintaining consistency and integrity.

  3. Querying data - Databases allow you to ask questions and retrieve specific information from the data set using queries, making data analysis more efficient.

  4. Arranging the data in a certain order - Databases provide capabilities to sort and organize data based on different criteria.

  5. Calculating loan payments - While not a primary function of a database itself, databases can store the necessary data and facilitate calculations through associated applications or stored procedures.

The response "typing a word-processing document" does not pertain to database management and manipulation.