You create a formula in A8 that adds up the numbers listed in A1 through A7. You copy the formula and paste it into C8. What happens in C8?

a) The sum of cells A1 through A8 appears.

b) The sum of cells C1 through C8 appears.

c) The sum of cells A1 through B8 appears.

d) The sum of cells A1 through C8 appears.

B

Explanation:

Since the formula created in A8 was addition (sum), if pasted in C8 will sum all cells from C1 all through to C8. That means,

C1+C2+C3+C4+C5+C6+C7 = C8

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