Final answer:
In looking at which formula is properly constructed, it's crucial to check if the symbols and operations make sense mathematically. The properly constructed formula is option a. =(B2+09).
Step-by-step explanation:
The properly constructed formula is option a. =(B2+09). This formula adds the value in cell B2 to the value 09. In looking at which formula is properly constructed, it's crucial to check if the symbols and operations make sense mathematically. In looking at which formula is properly constructed, it's crucial to check if the symbols and operations make sense mathematically.Considering the examples provided:
a. = (B2+09) - this formula uses a cell reference 'B2' and adds '09' to it, which doesn't make any sense as '09' starts with a zero which is not required and can be simplified to '9'.
b. =4+(V=14) - this formula has the equal sign '=' as part of an operation, which is not correct in a mathematical function or formula because '=' is used to denote equality, not as part of a sum.
c. =G-)4(-3) - the use of '-' right after 'G' without a clear arithmetic operation makes this formula incorrect.
d. = (D4*G*L#) - this formula contains a hash '#' which is not meaningful in any standard mathematical operation.