A processed film with optical density (OD) of 0.2 is placed…
A processed film with optical density (OD) of 0.2 is placed over another film with OD of 0.1. The resulting total OD is
A processed film with optical density (OD) of 0.2 is placed…
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A prоcessed film with оpticаl density (OD) оf 0.2 is plаced over аnother film with OD of 0.1. The resulting total OD is
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Cоmplete the fоllоwing tаsks. The templаte hаs two worksheets. Realty Worksheet Note that your answers should go in the gray-shaded cells. 1) In cells G2:G1001 a “Yes” should appear if the string “West” appears in the Neighborhood column of that listing. The cell should be empty otherwise. (As per our usual practice, you should type an expression in row 2 and copy it down. Also, any updates in the values of Neighborhood should be reflected automatically in your answers.) 2) In cells H2:H1001 put an expression that results in “Yes” in the cell in the listing’s Price is greater than the average Price and the listing’s Number of Reviews is less than the average Number of Reviews; a “No” should appear otherwise. (The averages here are the averages over all listings.) 3) In cell K2, calculate the total Price of all the listings in the Borough specified in J2. I should be able to change the borough in J2 and the result in K2 should update automatically. Answer: $12,108 4) In cell K4, provide the number of listings in the Borough specified in J2 that have at least 50 Reviews (that is, Number of Reviews >= 50). Again, I should be able to change the borough in J2 and the result here should update automatically. Answer: 23 5) In cells L7 to L11, calculate the average Price for listings that have between 0 and 100 reviews, 100 and 200 reviews, etc., as per the specifications in J7: K11. Answers: $155.85 $144.03 $161.67 $78.50 $74.00 6) In cell K14, your expression should calculate the number of listings in Neighborhoods that start with the letter ‘R’ and end with the letter ‘e'. Answer: 2 Strings Worksheet 1) On the worksheet Part 3, you are given the values in A2:A7. In each cell is a string comprised of a grade and a name. Your task is to, using Excel expressions, pull out the grades into one column and the names into another, as per H2:I7. Note that a grade may be a single letter, or it may be a letter followed by a plus sign, or it may be a letter followed by a minus sign. As always, good spreadsheet design is required. You may, as usual, use as many or as few columns as you wish to accomplish your task. Your solutions should be in the last two columns of your work. (4 pts) For each question below, I provide you with the correct answer. Your final answer should appear in the last column of your work in the row specified below. You may of course use as many intermediate columns as you wish. Your formulas must work when I change the values in column A. After you write your formulas, put different data in Column A to see if your formulas produce the correct result with different data. 2) Rows 9-11 Display the word YES if the string in column A contains the words RIGHT and WRONG anywhere in the string. Display the word NO otherwise. Note these two words can be separated by any number of characters. They may be upper or lower case. “If the string does not contain both RIGHT and WRONG, display NO. (answers: Row 9: NO, Row 10: YES, Row 11: NO) (3pts) Each task below is worth 3 points. 3) Row 13: What character appears after the 2nd occurrence of AB in the string in the cell in A13? Answer: 9 4) Row 14: Replace each ‘a’ in the string in cell A14 with a ‘z’. Answer: LzrgeLznguzgel 5) Row 15: Replace the last ‘a’ in the string in cell A15 with a ‘z’. Answer: LargeLanguzge (Note: Your solution here can just work for this entry in A15; that is, it doesn’t have to work for all strings.) 6) Row 16: If the string in A16 starts with an H return 1; if it starts with an S return 2; otherwise, return 10. Answer: 2 When done, upload your spreadsheet to Canvas. Make sure you attach the correct spreadsheet – that is, the spreadsheet with your work on it. Be sure to submit your work before time is up.