Nolan has just created a linked cell to another cell in a separate worksheet in his current Excel 2016 workbook.
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Answer:
=POWER(2,14)
Explanation:
The complete question is to write the given formula in cell F1
We have:
The above formula implies 2 raised to the power of 14.
In Excel, this can be achieved using the power function
And the syntax is:
=POWER(m,n)
which means m^n
So, 2^14 will be entered in cell F1 as:
=POWER(2,14)
Answer:
Yes, at the same time. But not really in too much detail. (if you have a small monitor that is.)
Explanation:
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