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1. The correct hot key combination to select cells in a column in Excel is
2. The correct hot key to select the correct absolute/relative settings is
3. The correct absolute/relative setting to make both the column and row absolute is
4. The correct absolute/relative setting to make only the column absolute is
5. The correct absolute/relative setting to make only the row absolute is
6. The correct absolute/relative setting to make both the column and row relative is
7. The correct hot key combination to copy a formula down is
8. If you are asked to compute the mean, what Excel function should you use
9. To find the largest value in a column, which function should you use
10. Numbers obtained as a result of measurements are
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Periodic Table I
I
1
H
1.008
Hydrogen
II
II
3
4
Li
Be
6.941
9.012
Lithium
Beryllium
III
11
12
Na
Mg
22.990
24.305
Sodium
Magnesium
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
IV
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
K
Ca
Sc
Ti
V
Cr
Mn
Fe
Co
39.098
40.078
44.956
47.880
50.942
51.996
54.938
55.847
58.933
Potassium
Calcium
Scandium
Titanium
Vanadium
Chromium
Manganese
Iron
Cobalt
V
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
Rb
Sr
Y
Zr
Nb
Mo
Tc
Ru
Rh
85.468
87.620
88.906
91.224
92.906
95.940
(98)
101.070
102.906
Rubidium
Strontium
Yttrium
Zirconium
Niobium
Molybdenum
Technetium
Ruthenium
Rhodium
VI
55
56
Rare Earth (below)
72
73
74
75
76
77
Cs
Ba
Hf
Ta
W
Re
Os
Ir
132.905
137.327
180.948
180.948
183.850
186.207
190.230
192.220
Cesium
Barium
Hafnium
Tantalum
Tungsten
Rhenium
Osmium
Iridium
VII
87
88
104
105
106
107
108
109
Fr
Ra
Rf
Db
Sg
Bh
Hs
Mt
(223)
226.025
(261)
(262)
(263)
(262)
(265)
(266)
Francium
Radium
Rutherfordium Dubnium
Seaborgium
Bohrium
Hassium
Meitnerium
Legend
Non-Metal
Alkali Metals
57
58
59
60
61
62
Alkaline Earth Metals
La
Ce
Pr
Nd
Pm
Sm
Transition Metals
138.906
140.115
140.908
144.240
(145)
150.360
Other Metals
Lanthanum
Cerium
Praseodymium Neodymium Promethium
Samarium
Metalloids
89
90
91
92
93
94
Halogen
Ac
Th
Pa
U
Np
Pu
Noble Gases
227.028
232.038
231.036
238.029
237.048
(244)
Rare Earth
Actinium
Thorium
Protactinium
Uranium
Neptunium
Plutonium
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of Elements
XVIII
2
He
4.003
XIII
XIV
XV
XVI
XVII
Helium
5
6
7
8
9
10
B
C
N
O
F
Ne
10.811
12.011
14.007
15.999
18.998
20.180
Boron
Carbon
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Flourine
Neon
13
14
15
16
17
18
Al
Si
P
S
Cl
Ar
26.982
28.086
30.974
32.066
35.453
39.948
X
XI
XII
Aluminum
Silicon
Phosphorous
Sulfur
Chlorine
Argon
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Ni
Cu
Zn
Ga
Ge
As
Se
Br
Kr
58.690
63.546
65.390
69.723
72.610
74.922
78.960
79.904
83.800
Nickel
Copper
Zinc
Gallium
Germanium
Arsenic
Selenium
Bromine
Krypton
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
Pd
Ag
Cd
In
Sn
Sb
Te
I
Xe
106.420
107.868
112.411
114.818
118.710
121.750
127.600
126.904
131.290
Palladium
Silver
Cadmium
Indium
Tin
Antimony
Tellurium
Iodine
Xenon
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Pt
Au
Hg
Tl
Pb
Bi
Po
At
Rn
195.080
196.967
200.590
204.383
207.200
208.980
(209)
(210)
(222)
Platinum
Gold
Mercury
Thallium
Lead
Bismuth
Polonium
Astatine
Radon
110
111
112
Uum
Uuu
Uub
(269)
(272)
(272)
Ununnillum Unununium Ununbium
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
Eu
Gd
Tb
Dy
Ho
Er
Tm
Yb
Lu
151.965
157.250
158.925
162.500
164.930
167.260
168.934
173.040
174.967
Europium
Gadolinium
Terbium
Dysprosium
Holmium
Erbium
Thulium
Ytterbium
Lutetium
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
Am
Cm
Bk
Cf
Es
Fm
Md
No
Lr
(243)
(247)
(247)
(251)
(252)
(257)
(258)
(259)
(260)
Americium
Curium
Berkelium Californium Einsteinium
Fermium
Mendelevium Nobelium Lawrencium
Given Data
Invoice Number
State Distributor
Product Line
Sales Amount
1259847
Indiana
Gamma
$6,874.04
1259848
Illinois
Eta
$10,781.26
1259849
Indiana
Eta
$2,580.52
1259850
Ohio
Delta
$7,959.09
1259851
Ohio
Eta
$7,157.01
1259852
Illinois
Gamma
$4,241.67
1259853
Ohio
Gamma
$2,243.36
1259854
Ohio
Alpha
$3,648.19
1259855
Indiana
Beta
$2,306.51
1259856
Indiana
Delta
$9,448.73
1259857
Indiana
Alpha
$2,003.26
1259858
Ohio
Beta
$1,128.13
1259859
Ohio
Eta
$3,096.91
1259860
Indiana
Gamma
$4,137.43
1259861
Ohio
Eta
$2,003.26
1259862
Illinois
Eta
$947.54
1259863
Ohio
Alpha
$1,136.03
1259864
Illinois
Gamma
$4,831.09
1259865
Illinois
Eta
$5,475.40
1259866
Indiana
Delta
$9,681.83
1259867
Illinois
Delta
$2,144.27
1259868
Illinois
Alpha
$2,098.17
1259869
Illinois
Delta
$10,259.91
1259870
Indiana
Eta
$4,562.70
1259871
Indiana
Eta
$7,824.38
1259872
Indiana
Beta
$8,614.83
1259873
Ohio
Eta
$3,268.17
1259874
Indiana
Alpha
$5,744.69
1259875
Ohio
Gamma
$9,656.35
1259876
Ohio
Eta
$10,464.07
1259877
Illinois
Eta
$3,111.48
1259878
Illinois
Beta
$5,956.48
1259879
Indiana
Gamma
$7,071.80
1259880
Indiana
Gamma
$5,363.54
1259881
Illinois
Eta
$10,079.01
1259882
Ohio
Delta
$6,371.49
1259883
Illinois
Alpha
$3,384.21
1259884
Illinois
Beta
$5,118.80
1259885
Indiana
Eta
$2,886.32
1259886
Ohio
Delta
$10,920.75
1259887
Illinois
Alpha
$5,674.74
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1259888
Illinois
Delta
$5,326.50
1259889
Ohio
Beta
$8,558.16
1259890
Indiana
Alpha
$6,450.58
1259891
Illinois
Eta
$6,217.37
1259892
Illinois
Gamma
$8,919.26
1259893
Indiana
Eta
$3,102.64
1259894
Ohio
Gamma
$8,248.68
1259895
Ohio
Alpha
$8,487.14
1259896
Indiana
Gamma
$5,080.39
1259897
Ohio
Gamma
$7,887.84
1259898
Illinois
Beta
$4,159.17
1259899
Illinois
Beta
$10,779.72
1259900
Ohio
Gamma
$10,068.21
1259901
Illinois
Delta
$1,146.03
1259902
Ohio
Beta
$5,742.18
1259903
Illinois
Alpha
$3,333.31
1259904
Indiana
Alpha
$10,242.98
1259905
Illinois
Gamma
$9,484.02
1259906
Illinois
Gamma
$5,044.01
1259907
Indiana
Beta
$4,545.61
1259908
Indiana
Eta
$6,642.95
1259909
Indiana
Eta
$9,794.71
1259910
Indiana
Gamma
$5,365.06
1259911
Illinois
Delta
$3,255.64
1259912
Indiana
Beta
$10,724.10
1259913
Indiana
Beta
$8,057.59
1259914
Ohio
Eta
$8,881.90
1259915
Ohio
Gamma
$10,423.20
1259916
Illinois
Beta
$9,631.28
1259917
Indiana
Beta
$8,487.35
1259918
Indiana
Delta
$6,035.36
1259919
Ohio
Beta
$1,015.66
1259920
Illinois
Beta
$6,501.03
1259921
Ohio
Beta
$10,023.74
1259922
Ohio
Alpha
$10,094.33
1259923
Illinois
Delta
$4,791.52
1259924
Ohio
Gamma
$8,376.39
1259925
Illinois
Beta
$2,335.10
1259926
Illinois
Eta
$8,620.45
1259927
Ohio
Alpha
$7,431.83
1259928
Ohio
Beta
$1,897.76
1259929
Illinois
Alpha
$3,541.00
1259930
Indiana
Alpha
$4,522.96
1259931
Ohio
Gamma
$8,209.06
1259932
Illinois
Eta
$4,792.55
1259933
Ohio
Gamma
$3,501.54
1259934
Illinois
Beta
$5,170.54
1259935
Indiana
Eta
$4,582.18
1259936
Ohio
Eta
$4,115.13
1259937
Ohio
Gamma
$7,230.98
1259938
Indiana
Eta
$1,988.03
1259939
Ohio
Delta
$5,533.36
1259940
Indiana
Alpha
$4,255.11
1259941
Ohio
Alpha
$2,666.69
1259942
Illinois
Gamma
$7,185.92
1259943
Ohio
Delta
$7,514.13
1259944
Ohio
Eta
$4,697.25
1259945
Indiana
Eta
$9,092.66
1259946
Indiana
Delta
$10,957.74
1259947
Illinois
Eta
$4,658.18
1259948
Illinois
Delta
$8,387.87
1259949
Illinois
Eta
$6,564.39
1259950
Illinois
Gamma
$2,255.41
1259951
Indiana
Alpha
$9,656.69
1259952
Ohio
Alpha
$7,662.76
1259953
Illinois
Beta
$4,897.43
1259954
Illinois
Alpha
$10,561.54
1259955
Illinois
Alpha
$8,632.03
1259956
Indiana
Alpha
$8,823.30
1259957
Illinois
Alpha
$10,169.01
1259958
Illinois
Delta
$4,041.43
1259959
Indiana
Alpha
$6,071.60
1259960
Illinois
Delta
$9,385.06
1259961
Ohio
Gamma
$8,784.32
1259962
Indiana
Beta
$8,355.02
1259963
Ohio
Delta
$8,577.17
1259964
Illinois
Eta
$4,465.18
1259965
Ohio
Alpha
$5,902.61
1259966
Ohio
Delta
$7,663.01
1259967
Illinois
Delta
$5,052.02
1259968
Ohio
Beta
$7,258.26
1259969
Indiana
Alpha
$8,685.81
1259970
Indiana
Alpha
$8,516.09
1259971
Ohio
Alpha
$7,921.44
1259972
Illinois
Eta
$2,980.15
1259973
Ohio
Alpha
$7,404.68
1259974
Indiana
Gamma
$9,834.20
1259975
Illinois
Alpha
$10,345.17
1259976
Indiana
Eta
$10,152.22
1259977
Illinois
Gamma
$9,398.60
1259978
Illinois
Gamma
$7,356.07
1259979
Ohio
Gamma
$4,409.28
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Part 1
Part 2
Sales Rank (ascending)
Descriptive Statistics for Sales Amount
$71 Descriptive Statistic
Value
$131 Count
133
$16 Sum
$847,853.00 $86 Mean
$6,374.83 $73 Median
$6,450.58 $34 Mode
$2,003.26 $12 Minimum
$947.54 $29 Maximum
$10,957.74 $14 Range
$10,010.20 $109 Sample Variance
7,938,035.47
$9 Sample Standard Deviation
$2,817.45 $3 Skewness
-0.14
$20 Kurtosis
-1.13
$32 $9 $1 $4 $46 $56 $114 $11 $10 $124 Part 5
$40 Which three of the descriptive statistics shown in
$83 Mean, Median
$98 $24 Part 6
$60 Name five of the descriptive statistics shown
$112 Minimum, Maximum, Sample Variance, Sa
$127 $22 Part 7
$62 $72 $54 $119 $66 $26 $51 $18 $132 $58 Format all Sales values as currency and format other values as num
answers except fo
$53 $96 $67 $65 $105 $21 $89 $93 $50 $84 $33 $130 $118 $5 $59 $25 $123 $110 $48 $39 $70 $115 $55 $23 $129 $87 $104 $126 $111 $94 $63 $2 $68 $117 $120 $44 $91 $15 $99 $79 $6 $28 $38 $88 $45
$27 $52 $41 $31 $75 $7 $57 $35 $17 $74 $80 $43 $106 $133 $42 $92 $69 $13 $113 $81 $47 $128 $100 $103 $122 $30 $64 $107 $102 $90 $97 $37 $61 $82 $49 $76 $101 $95 $85 $19 $78 $116 $125 $121 $108
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$77 $36
d.
Part 3
Quartiles for Sales Amount (Inclusive)
Quartile
Value
Description
0
$947.54 Minimum
1
$4,241.67 25th Percentile
2
$6,450.58 50th Percentile
3
$8,632.03 75th Percentile
4
$10,957.74 Maximum
Part 4
Percentiles for Sales Amount (Inclusive)
Percentiles
Value
Description
0%
$947.54 0th Percentile
10%
$2,312.23 10th Percentile
20%
$3,517.32 20th Percentile
30%
$4,574.39 30th Percentile
40%
$5,356.13 40th Percentile
50%
$6,450.58 50th Percentile
60%
$7,543.86 60th Percentile
70%
$8,487.22 70th Percentile
80%
$9,268.10 80th Percentile
90%
$10,091.27 90th Percentile
100%
$10,957.74 100th Percentile
5
n part 2 are measures of central tendency?
n & Mode
6
n in part 2 are measures of dispersion?
ample Standard Deviation & Kurtosis
7
mber. Show two significant digits after the decimal point for all or Sales Rank
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Par
Year
Team
Player
Position
Passing Attempts
Passing Completions
Passing Yards
2,012
NO
Drew Brees
QB
670
422
5177
2,012
GB
Aaron Rodgers
QB
552
371
4295
2,012
NE
Tom Brady
QB
637
401
4827
2,012
CAR
Cam Newton
QB
485
280
3869
2,012
WAS
Robert Griffin III
QB
393
258
3200
2,012
DEN
Peyton Manning
QB
583
400
4659
2,012
ATL
Matt Ryan
QB
615
422
4719
2,012
DAL
Tony Romo
QB
648
425
4903
2,012
IND
Andrew Luck
QB
627
339
4374
2,012
SEA
Russell Wilson
QB
393
252
3118
2,012
DET
Matthew Stafford
QB
727
435
4967
2,012
CIN
Andy Dalton
QB
528
329
3669
2,012
TB
Josh Freeman
QB
558
306
4065
2,012
BAL
Joe Flacco
QB
531
317
3817
2,012
NYG
Eli Manning
QB
536
321
3948
2,012
STL
Sam Bradford
QB
551
328
3702
2,012
OAK
Carson Palmer
QB
565
345
4018
2,012
PIT
Ben Roethlisberger
QB
449
284
3265
2,012
HOU
Matt Schaub
QB
544
350
4008
2,012
BUF
Ryan Fitzpatrick
QB
505
306
3400
2,012
SD
Philip Rivers
QB
527
338
3606
2,012
MIN
Christian Ponder
QB
483
300
2935
2,012
CHI
Jay Cutler
QB
434
255
3033
2,012
MIA
Ryan Tannehill
QB
484
282
3294
2,012
SF
Colin Kaepernick
QB
218
136
1814
2,012
CLE
Brandon Weeden
QB
517
297
3385
2,012
PHI
Michael Vick
QB
351
204
2362
2,012
TEN
Jake Locker
QB
314
177
2176
2,012
SF
Alex Smith
QB
218
153
1737
2,012
NYJ
Mark Sanchez
QB
453
246
2883
2,012
JAX
Chad Henne
QB
308
166
2084
2,012
JAX
Blaine Gabbert
QB
278
162
1662
2,012
PHI
Nick Foles
QB
265
161
1699
2,012
ARI
Kevin Kolb
QB
183
109
1169
2,012
KC
Matt Cassel
QB
277
161
1796
2,012
TEN
Matt Hasselbeck
QB
221
138
1367
2,012
KC
Brady Quinn
QB
197
112
1141
2,012
WAS
Kirk Cousins
QB
48
33
466
2,012
ARI
John Skelton
QB
201
109
1132
2,012
OAK
Terrelle Pryor
QB
30
14
155
2,012
BAL
Tyrod Taylor
QB
29
17
179
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2,012
PIT
Byron Leftwich
QB
53
25
272
2,012
CHI
Jason Campbell
QB
51
32
265
2,012
DET
Shaun Hill
QB
13
10
172
2,012
PIT
Brian Hoyer
QB
53
30
330
2,012
ARI
Ryan Lindley
QB
171
89
752
2,012
NYJ
Tim Tebow
QB
8
6
39
2,012
NYJ
Greg McElroy
QB
31
19
214
2,012
CLE
Thaddeus Lewis
QB
32
22
204
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rt 1
Passing Touchdowns
Passing Interceptions
Rushing Attempts
Rushing Yards
Rushing Touchdowns
43
19
15
5
1
39
8
54
259
2
34
8
23
32
4
19
12
127
741
8
20
5
120
815
7
37
11
23
6
0
32
14
34
141
1
28
19
30
49
1
23
18
62
255
5
26
10
94
489
4
20
17
35
126
4
27
16
47
120
4
27
17
39
139
0
22
10
32
22
3
26
15
20
30
0
21
13
37
127
1
22
14
18
36
1
26
8
26
92
0
22
12
21
-9
0
24
16
48
197
1
26
15
27
40
0
18
12
60
253
2
19
14
41
233
0
12
13
49
211
2
10
3
63
415
5
14
17
27
111
0
12
10
62
332
1
10
11
41
291
1
13
5
31
132
0
13
18
22
28
0
11
11
19
64
1
9
6
18
56
0
6
5
11
42
1
8
3
16
100
1
6
12
27
145
1
7
5
13
38
0
2
8
19
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28
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Total Touchdowns
Total Yards
Passing Completions Per Attempt
Passing Yards per Attempt
44
5,182
63.0%
7.73
41
4,554
67.2%
7.78
38
4,859
63.0%
7.58
27
4,610
57.7%
7.98
27
4,015
65.6%
8.14
37
4,665
68.6%
7.99
33
4,860
68.6%
7.67
29
4,952
65.6%
7.57
28
4,629
54.1%
6.98
30
3,607
64.1%
7.93
24
5,093
59.8%
6.83
31
3,789
62.3%
6.95
27
4,204
54.8%
7.28
25
3,839
59.7%
7.19
26
3,978
59.9%
7.37
22
3,829
59.5%
6.72
23
4,054
61.1%
7.11
26
3,357
63.3%
7.27
22
3,999
64.3%
7.37
25
3,597
60.6%
6.73
26
3,646
64.1%
6.84
20
3,188
62.1%
6.08
19
3,266
58.8%
6.99
14
3,505
58.3%
6.81
15
2,229
62.4%
8.32
14
3,496
57.4%
6.55
13
2,694
58.1%
6.73
11
2,467
56.4%
6.93
13
1,869
70.2%
7.97
13
2,911
54.3%
6.36
12
2,148
53.9%
6.77
9
1,718
58.3%
5.98
7
1,741
60.8%
6.41
9
1,269
59.6%
6.39
7
1,941
58.1%
6.48
7
1,405
62.4%
6.19
2
1,207
56.9%
5.79
4
488
68.8%
9.71
2
1,137
54.2%
5.63
3
206
46.7%
5.17
1
252
58.6%
6.17
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1
303
47.2%
5.13
2
293
62.7%
5.20
2
171
76.9%
13.23
1
336
56.6%
6.23
0
759
52.0%
4.40
0
141
75.0%
4.88
1
244
61.3%
6.90
1
207
68.8%
6.38
Min
0
141
46.7%
4.40
Mean
17
2,672
60.9%
6.95
Median
14
3,188
60.6%
6.84
Max
44
5,182
76.9%
13.23
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Part 6
Rushing Yards per Attempt
0.33
4.80
1.39
5.83
6.79
0.26
4.15
1.63
4.11
5.20
3.60
2.55
3.56
0.69
1.50
3.43
2.00
3.54
-0.43
4.10
1.48
4.22
5.68
4.31
6.59
4.11
5.35
7.10
4.26
1.27
3.37
3.11
3.82
6.25
5.37
2.92
3.47
7.33
1.25
5.10
5.21
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31.00
4.00
-1.00
6.00
1.75
3.19
3.75
3.00
-1.00
4.13
3.75
31.00
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Problem
Part
Student Answer
Check Value
Result
Quiz
Part 1
100.00
100.00
Valid
Periodic Table
Part 1
Formatting
Formatting
N/A
Sales Statistics
Part 1
8,911.00
8,911.00
Valid
Sales Statistics
Part 2
8,825,581.80
8,825,581.80
Valid
Sales Statistics
Part 3
31,229.56
31,229.56
Valid
Sales Statistics
Part 4
69,506.38
69,506.38
Valid
Sales Statistics
Part 5
Short Answer
Short Answer
N/A
Sales Statistics
Part 6
Short Answer
Short Answer
N/A
Sales Statistics
Part 7
Formatting
Formatting
N/A
QB Summary
Part 1
Formatting
Formatting
N/A
QB Summary
Part 2
814.00
814.00
Valid
QB Summary
Part 3
130,909.00
130,909.00
Valid
QB Summary
Part 4
29.84
29.84
Valid
QB Summary
Part 5
340.76
340.76
Valid
QB Summary
Part 6
202.32
202.32
Valid
QB Summary
Part 7
144.86
144.86
Valid
QB Summary
Part 8
2,699.92
2,699.92
Valid
QB Summary
Part 9
3,213.20
3,213.20
Valid
QB Summary
Part 10
5,271.00
5,271.00
Valid
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Likely Points Earned
Auto Score
10
10
Available
Auto Score
21
0
62.00
62.00
4
4
4
4
Final Score after Grading
4
4
Available
Final Score
4
4
100.00
62.00
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4
0
4
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0
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4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
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