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This document provides an overview of formulas and functions in spreadsheets. It explains the basic calculations that can be performed using formulas with cell references and operators like addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. It also introduces functions as predefined formulas that use a function name and cell range to perform calculations like SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, MAX and COUNT. Examples are provided of writing formulas to add ranges of cells, find averages, and using proper order of operations. Functions are demonstrated as a shortcut way to write formulas using the function name and cell range.
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This document discusses different savings tools including checking accounts, savings accounts, money market deposit accounts, and certificates of deposit. It provides definitions of each tool, compares their interest rates and liquidity, and lists some key features. Checking accounts are the most liquid but usually don't earn interest, while certificates of deposit are the least liquid but generally pay the highest interest rates if funds are left until maturity. The document recommends matching individual needs and goals to the appropriate savings tool.
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High Five Process and EOC Data
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Underwater welders repair structures underwater, including rigs, ships, and bridges. They earn between $15,000 starting out, up to $100,000-$110,000 with experience. Welder training and certifications in welding, diving, first aid, and underwater rigging are required. Advancement comes from gaining certifications and experience, starting as a welder rigger and advancing to master welder. The work is very dangerous, with risks including shock, attacks by sharks or other sea life, drowning, and gas explosions. Personal preparation includes obtaining diver and first aid certifications and graduating high school.
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