Analyze techniques to effectively compose a major IT document after watching the videos or by conducting research by addressing the questions

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Analyze techniques to effectively compose a major IT document after watching the videos or by conducting research by addressing the questions below:

Video: How to format a book in MS Word (Part III: Front matter, back matter and section breaks): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-5kJl5rN6E
Video – Front Matter, Body & End Matter in Technical Documents: https://study.com/academy/lesson/front-matter-body-end-matter-in-technical-documents.html(This is not a mandatory video you must watch; however, there is a special offer for 7 days usage–Try it first for 7 days. Special Offer!)

• Explain the purpose of front matter in a technical document and provide examples.Explain the items found in the body of a technical document. 
• Explain the purpose of back (end) matter in a technical document and provide examples.
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