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Please help me asapppppp

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Bas_tet [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. Formula is A2 : A9 = COUNT( A2: A9 ) = 8

2. Formula is SUM( A2: A9 ) = 36

3. Formula is B2 : B9 = COUNT( B2: B9) = 8

4. Formula is MAX( C2: C9) = 5

5. Formula is MIN( C4: C8) = 3

6. Formula is SUM( C5 - C6) = 0

7. Formula is AVERAGE( C2: C9) = 4

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