Evaluate the following expressions: a. =OR(FALSE,TRUE,TRUE) b. =AND(3>5,TRUE) c. =NOT(OR(FALSE,FALSE,TRUE)) d. =AND(A2>6,NOT(FALSE)) where A2 contains the value 25 Answer Questions 210 using the following worksheet shown. The worksheet lists budgeted and actual expenses for a trip to Boston. Assume that you will place your answers in cells on the same worksheet. 2. Write a formula in cell E3 that can be copied down the column to determine (TRUE or FALSE) if this item is over budget 3. Write a formula to determine if (TRUE or FALSE) only the required items (R) are within budget. Note that this formula does not have to work if the optional/required categories are later modified. 4. Are the following two Boolean logical expressions equivalent? Why or why not? =NOT(OR(E3:E8)) =AND(NOT(E3),NOT(E4),NOT(E5),NOT(E6),NOT(E7),NOT(E8) 5. Is the following formula valid? Why or why not? =NOT(E3:E8) 6. What value would the following formula return: =IF(D4<=C4,"within budget","over budget") 7. What value would the following formula return: =IF(SUM(D7:D8)<100,"go to both",IF(SUM(D7:D8)>200,"go to neither", "choose one")) 8. Write a formula in cell G3 that can be copied down the column to return the following: if this item has an actual cost of less than $300, then return the text Minor Component Cost. If this item has an actual cost of $300 or more, then return the text Major Component Cost. 10. Write the formula in cell H3 that was copied down the column to calculate the cost of this component for a larger sales meeting based on the following: If this item is optional as indicated in column B, then the cost will be equal to the original budgeted amount. If this item is required as indicated in column B, then the cost will be two times the original budgeted amount..

1. Evaluate the following expressions:
a. =OR(FALSE,TRUE,TRUE)
b. =AND(3>5,TRUE)
c. =NOT(OR(FALSE,FALSE,TRUE))
d. =AND(A2>6,NOT(FALSE)) where A2 contains the value 25
Answer Questions 210 using the following worksheet shown. The worksheet lists budgeted and
actual expenses for a trip to Boston. Assume that you will place your answers in cells on the same
worksheet.
2. Write a formula in cell E3 that can be copied down the column to determine (TRUE or FALSE) if
this item is over budget
3. Write a formula to determine if (TRUE or FALSE) only the required items (R) are within budget.
Note that this formula does not have to work if the optional/required categories are later modified.
4. Are the following two Boolean logical expressions equivalent? Why or why not?
=NOT(OR(E3:E8))
=AND(NOT(E3),NOT(E4),NOT(E5),NOT(E6),NOT(E7),NOT(E8)
5. Is the following formula valid? Why or why not?
=NOT(E3:E8)
6. What value would the following formula return:
=IF(D4<=C4,"within budget","over budget")
7. What value would the following formula return:
=IF(SUM(D7:D8)<100,"go to both",IF(SUM(D7:D8)>200,"go to neither", "choose one"))
8. Write a formula in cell G3 that can be copied down the column to return the following:
if this item has an actual cost of less than $300, then return the text Minor Component Cost.
If this item has an actual cost of $300 or more, then return the text Major Component Cost.
10. Write the formula in cell H3 that was copied down the column to calculate the cost of this
component for a larger sales meeting based on the following:
If this item is optional as indicated in column B, then the cost will be equal to the original budgeted
amount.
If this item is required as indicated in column B, then the cost will be two times the original
budgeted amount.