Microsoft Office Excel formulas operate on independent values and values in a range of cells or a cell.
The formula =SUM(J2:J10) will (c) add the values in cells J2 through J10
The formula is given as:
[tex]\mathbf{=SUM(J2:J10)}[/tex]
The above formula is a SUM function, and the syntax is:
[tex]\mathbf{=SUM([cell\_range])}[/tex]
This means that, [tex]\mathbf{=SUM(J2:J10)}[/tex] will add the values in cells J2, J3 up to cell J10
Hence, the correct option that describes the formula is:
(c) add 2 and 10 and put the sum in the column
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