13. Read the following introduction for a technical instructions report, then answer the question below. This set of technical instructions provides guidance for new college students who may have entered the workforce immediately after high school and are now seeking a bachelor's degree in order to move into a management position or management training program. If you already have a career or a full-time job and are enrolling at a nearby college or university in order to receive promotions and salary increases, these instructions will help you navigate an academic environment that may have changed considerably since you last attended school. These instructions are ideal for students who have already applied and been accepted into a college or university. No prior skills are required, however the advice offered here should be read at least three months prior to attending your first class. In addition to walking you through the basic tools and materials you'll need to succeed in college, these instructions will also offer advice for: a) registering and planning courses around your full-time work schedule; b) navigating new technology platforms and locating on- campus support services; c) parking and alternative transportation options; d) obtaining paperwork to submit for your employer' tuition reimbursement program; and e) creating a study space at home. If, after reading this report, you have any lingering concerns, please see the FAQ on page 10. Question: Understanding your audience's needs, wants, and values is incredibly important in technical writing. If you were to change the audience of the above report form ovnerienced studente who are attending college to receive a promotion at worlato prior to attending your first class. In addition to walking you through the basic tools and materials you'll need to succeed in college, these instructions will also offer advice for: a) registering and planning courses around your full-time work schedule; b) navigating new technology platforms and locating on- campus support services; c) parking and alternative transportation options; d) obtaining paperwork to submit for your employer' tuition reimbursement program; and e) creating a study space at home. If, after reading this report, you have any lingering concerns, please see the FAQ on page 10. Question: Understanding your audience's needs, wants, and values is incredibly important in technical writing. If you were to change the audience of the above report from experienced students who are attending college to receive a promotion at work to high school seniors who have just been accepted to TSU and will be living on campus for the first time, what are four alterations you would make to the above introduction? In the space below, identify what you would change and why you would change it