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100
Multiply quantity by unit price.
Class 8 · English Medium · Pearson Edexcel · ICT
Choose document, spreadsheet and presentation tools for their purpose.
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A document organises prose; a spreadsheet calculates from structured cells; a presentation supports an oral explanation. A formula must refer to the intended cells. Relative references move when copied; absolute references stay fixed. Formatting helps reading but does not make a calculation correct.
If B2 contains quantity 4 and C2 unit price 25, =B2*C2 returns 100. Copying this formula down adjusts the row references. A fixed tax rate in F1 can be referenced as $F$1.
A copied formula can silently use the wrong rate if a fixed reference was not locked. Data validation limits input; it cannot prove a plausible-looking value was entered correctly.
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100
Multiply quantity by unit price.
$F$1
Dollar signs lock both column and row.
15
3 + 5 + 7 = 15.
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They tell a reader what the values represent and prevent mixing units.
Connect labels to interpretation.
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It uses readable text, clear contrast, a logical order and a description of a meaningful visual.
Specify practical readability features.
=B3*$F$1
B2 moves to B3; the absolute reference remains fixed.
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Check each case against independently calculated expected totals, including any stated discount boundary.
Give explicit expected outcomes, not merely “it opens”.
Make a small fictional class-event budget on paper or in a local spreadsheet.
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