In: Computer Science
Question 11
Which formula below successfully performs an operation on a range of values stored in Excel cells?
=SQRT( A1:A15)
= EXP( A1:A15)
=LOG(A1:A15)
=ABS(A1:A15)
=SUM(A1:A15)
Question 12
Cells A1 through A10 contain the values shown in the table
below. What does this formula evaluate to?
= SUM(A1:A10) - MAX( A1:A5 )
3 | 1 | 4 | 6 | 2 | 0 | 5 | 7 | 6 | 2 |
0
29
30
36
nothing - there is a syntax error in one of the formulas
Question 13
Which of the following formulas contains a syntax error?
Group of answer choices
= MAX( A1:A10, A15)
= SUM( A1:B10)
= AVERAGE( A1:A10:-B2)
= MIN( A1, B2, C3)
none of the above
Question 14
What is displayed if you select one data series in a worksheet and then create an x-y scatter chart?
uses data series as x coordinates and integers as y coordinates
uses the data series as y coordinates and integers as x coordinates
uses the data series as both x coordinates and as y coordinates
produces a blank chart
displays an error message but no chart
Question 15
What will be displayed if you select two data series in a worksheet and then choose to create a scatter chart?
Group of answer choices
uses the first data series as y coordinates and second data series as x coordinates
uses the first data series as x coordinates and second data series as y coordinates
uses each data series for y coordinates of separate lines and integers for x coordinates
uses each data series for x coordinates of separate lines and integers for y coordinates
none of the above
Question 16
When you copy a formula, such as = A1 + B2, to another cell, the cell references A1 and B2 will change. Why does a spreadsheet program do this?
to complicate the life of the user
so that the formula will still use the same numbers in its calculations
to allow the same formula to be used with other values in other cells
to show that the inverse of the square root of the radical computation is still valid
Question 17
The main strength of a spreadsheet program is that it allows the presentation of data and charts based on that data in a way that can be explained to and manipulated by the user.
True
False
Question 18
If the two data series used for an x-y scatter chart have different amounts of values in them, a spreadsheet program will treat this as an error and not produce a chart.
True
False
Question 19
If you copy a table of numbers from a web page and paste them into a worksheet, each value will be pasted into its own cell and the number of rows and columns will be preserved.
Here is a webpage (Links to an external site.) with a table on it that you can use to test this out.
True
False
Question 20
If you copy and paste a range from a worksheet into a word processor document, a table is created with one value per cell and the same number of rows and columns.
Group of answer choices
True
False
Which formula below successfully performs an operation on a range of values stored in Excel cells?
=SQRT( A1:A15)
= EXP( A1:A15)
=LOG(A1:A15)
=ABS(A1:A15)
=SUM(A1:A15)
Ans: =sum(A1:A15)
Remaining all operations can perform operation individually. The sum only performs range of values.
Question 12
Cells A1 through A10 contain the
values shown in the table below. What does this formula evaluate
to?
= SUM(A1:A10) - MAX( A1:A5 )
3 |
1 |
4 |
6 |
2 |
0 |
5 |
7 |
6 |
2 |
0
29
30
36
nothing - there is a syntax error in one of the formulas
Ans: 30
Sum(A1:A10)=36 and max(A1:A5)=6 . so 36-6=30
Question 13
Which of the following formulas contains a syntax error?
Group of answer choices
= MAX( A1:A10, A15)
= SUM( A1:B10)
= AVERAGE( A1:A10:-B2)
= MIN( A1, B2, C3)
none of the above
ans: = AVERAGE( A1:A10:-B2)
Question 14
What is displayed if you select one data series in a worksheet and then create an x-y scatter chart?
uses data series as x coordinates and integers as y coordinates
uses the data series as y coordinates and integers as x coordinates
uses the data series as both x coordinates and as y coordinates
produces a blank chart
displays an error message but no chart
ans: uses the data series as y coordinates and integers as x coordinates
Question 15
What will be displayed if you select two data series in a worksheet and then choose to create a scatter chart?
Group of answer choices
uses the first data series as y coordinates and second data series as x coordinates
uses the first data series as x coordinates and second data series as y coordinates
uses each data series for y coordinates of separate lines and integers for x coordinates
uses each data series for x coordinates of separate lines and integers for y coordinates
none of the above
ans: uses the first data series as x coordinates and second data series as y coordinates
Question 16
When you copy a formula, such as = A1 + B2, to another cell, the cell references A1 and B2 will change. Why does a spreadsheet program do this?
to complicate the life of the user
so that the formula will still use the same numbers in its calculations
to allow the same formula to be used with other values in other cells
to show that the inverse of the square root of the radical computation is still valid
ans: so that the formula will still use the same numbers in its calculations
Question 17
The main strength of a spreadsheet program is that it allows the presentation of data and charts based on that data in a way that can be explained to and manipulated by the user.
True
False
Ans: True
Question 18
If the two data series used for an x-y scatter chart have different amounts of values in them, a spreadsheet program will treat this as an error and not produce a chart.
True
False
Ans : false
Question 19
If you copy a table of numbers from a web page and paste them into a worksheet, each value will be pasted into its own cell and the number of rows and columns will be preserved.
Here is a webpage (Links to an external site.) with a table on it that you can use to test this out.
True
False
Ans: True
Question 20
If you copy and paste a range from a worksheet into a word processor document, a table is created with one value per cell and the same number of rows and columns.
Group of answer choices
True
False
Ans: True