Correct format for a SUMIF statement isSelect one:A.=SUMIF(range, critera,sum_range)B.=SUMIF(range,sum_range,critera)C.=SUMIF(sum_range,critera,range)

Which of the following is a VALID SUMPRODUCT satement?" =SUMPROD(RANGE1,RANGE2)/SELECT CELL"" =SUMPROD(RANGE1,RANGE2/CELL)/SELECT CELL"" =SUMPRODUCT(RANGE1,RANGE2)/SELECT CELL"" =SUMPRODUCT(RANGE1,RANGE2)/CELL(RANGE1,RANGE2)"

Regarding the function SUMIF(range, criteria, [sum_range]), all three arguments required.Question 27Select one:a.Trueb.False

Which of the following statements correctly describe the SUMIF and SUMIFS functions?1) The cells to be summed up must be cells that specified the conditions2) The [sum_range] is the last argument of the SUMIF function syntax. But it is the first argument of the SUMIFS function syntax.3) The SUMIFS function sums values that meet multiple criteria4) The SUMIFS function’s condition can be either an ‘AND’ or an ‘OR’ operatorQuestion 11Select one:a.1,4,3b.2,3,1c.1,3d.2,3

The _____ function adds the values in a range that match criteria you specify.Select one:a.ADDIFb.ADDASc.SUMIFd.SUMAS

Assuming the existence of two integers, begin and end, that hold some value; declare a variable named sumRange that holds the sum of all integers in the range [begin, end]. For example, if begin = 3 and end = 5, sumRange should be 3+4+5 = 12if begin = 8 and end = 8, sumRange should be 8if begin = 10 and end is ANY VALUE LESS THAN 10, sumRange should be 0Following is buggy code. Click on "Check" and study the error. Then read the problem statement again carefully, and identify the issue based on the error message.For example:Test Resultint begin = 10, end = 12;for begin = 10 and end = 12, sumRange = 33int begin = 50, end = 10;for begin = 50 and end = 10, sumRange = 0int begin = 120, end = 120;for begin = 120 and end = 120, sumRange = 120