IN ROW 113 IT SAY "IN B115 ENTER A FORMULA '=G$115' " WHICH I DID AND GOT '1.0' (in the yellow cell) but I'm having hard time copying the formula as it say in row 114 (above the yellow boxes). Can you type how I can copy formula for C115 and B116?

Question 2: TRUE OR FALSE

ONLY THE ONE ON TOP

THE ONE IN THE MIDDLE

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111 Excel permits you to insert '\$' before either the Column Letter or Row Number, or both, to avoid this automatic updating of addressing when copied and pasted. 112 'Absolute addressing' means that the addresses of precedent cells referenced do not change when the cell is copied. 113 In B115 enter a formula ' =G$115 114 Copy the formula in B115 to both C115 and B116. 115 116 Notice that copying =G$115 in B115 to C115 resulted in the formula changing to '= H$115 and the resulting value changed to 2 . 118 Notice that copying =G$115 in B115 to B116 resulted in the formula remaining ' =G$115 and the resulting value remaining 1 . 119 This is because the ' $ ' before the row number 115 froze the row number. 120 Similarly, if the formula in B115 had been =$G115, the formula would be unchanged when copied to C115. 121 You can choose to freeze either or both the row and column making that part of the cell address absolute. 122 The part of the cell address that is not frozen (does not have a \$), will change when the cell address is copied (i.e., relative addressing is maintained). 123 The table below presents alternatives to the formula =G115 depending on how you wish the cell address to change when it is copied. Result It is common to compare a Ford F-150 to a Chevy Silverado or to a Toyota Tacoma. It is illogical to compare a Lamborghini with a Ford F-150 truck. Required Homework Questions A financial position compares the financial ratios of two companies. TRUE When industry comparables are unavailable, financial analysts may use comparables TRUE A ratio is a method of evaluating the relative size of two quantities. TRUE It is essential for the Financial Analyst to identify and qualify the source of the financial data used. Business systems automatically revise budgets by account as actuals are accumulated and variances occur. TRUE Companies maintain one set of financial books