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What's the three methods to solve this question? Can anyone give the solution to me? Thanks
What's the three methods to solve this question? Can anyone give the solution to me? Thanks
Last edited by jiasyuen; 04-18-2014 at 12:37 PM.
Is this schoolwork?
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Sorry everyone . I'm new here. This is not my schoolwork. But I need to know how to solve this task. Can anyone give me some guidance for which three methods should I use ? Thanks a lot.
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I've changed the title.
'Statistic' still is not descriptive of the problem you face.
Is the new title descriptive of the problem ?
It's a bit better.
OK. In cell A1, type 900.
In cell A2, type =A1+50 and drag this down.
In cell B1, type 750.
In cell B2, type =B1+60 and drag this down.
Does this get you started?
How to continue?
There stated have to use 3 methods to find it out . How ?
Oh, come on! You don't really think I'm going to do the whole lot for you, do you? If you do, you've got another think coming, my friend. Sorry!Originally Posted by jiasyuen
You need to type the = sign at the start of the formula, then ENTER. After that, select the cell and use the little black box in the bottom right corner of the cell to drag the formula down into other cells. You should find that the salaries converge in April 2015.
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