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Paul [167]3 years ago

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A <em>parent function</em> is the simplest function of a family of functions. What this means is that there is typically only <em>one operation</em> being performed in this particular function, and no other modifications or transformations are being performed on it. Which of those functions only contain <em>one operation</em>?

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<h3>Explanation:</h3>

If we assume that the given cost of iPhone 6s (gray cell) is cell O114, then the cells around it get filled with formulas that calculate what the column header tells you.

Cell P114 is the ratio of this year's CPI to last year's, so will have the formula ...

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Of course, once you put these formulas in the cells at the bottom of the table, you must fill them upward so they calculate values for previous years. The attachment shows a recreation of a small part of your table, with the formula bar showing the formula in the highlighted cell.