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The document is a worksheet for Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing 9 that focuses on using functions to analyze data in spreadsheets. It includes tasks for selecting appropriate functions, writing spreadsheet formulas for various calculations, and analyzing survey data from parents. Additionally, it provides instructions for formatting and inserting formulas to derive specific insights from the data.

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Ls Comp 1ed tr9 Worksheet 2.1B PDF

The document is a worksheet for Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing 9 that focuses on using functions to analyze data in spreadsheets. It includes tasks for selecting appropriate functions, writing spreadsheet formulas for various calculations, and analyzing survey data from parents. Additionally, it provides instructions for formatting and inserting formulas to derive specific insights from the data.

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CAMBRIDGE LOWER SECONDARY COMPUTING 9: WORKSHEET 2.

1B

Name ___________________________________ Date _____________

Worksheet 2.1B: Using functions to


analyse data in a spreadsheet
Task 1
Choose the most appropriate function to use in each of the following situations and give an
example of how it can be used in a spreadsheet.

MAX( ) MIN( ) COUNT( ) IF( ) SUM( )

Activity Function Example

To choose between two or


more options

To find the largest value from a


range of values

To calculate the total of


numeric values

To determine the number of items

To find the smallest value from a


range of values

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CAMBRIDGE LOWER SECONDARY COMPUTING 9: WORKSHEET 2.1B

Task 2
Using the spreadsheet below, write a spreadsheet formula that can be used to calculate
the following.

A B C D E F

1 Learner_ID First_name Last_name Maths English Geography

2 1234 Fatima Kareem 87 78 55

3 1235 Roman Wright 45 85 65

4 1236 Gita Patil 90 75 98

5 1238 Connie Riley 79 75 85

6 1239 Ali Hassan 80 73 66

7 1240 Tyler Brown 82 72 68

8 1241 Mariana Lee 83 70 75

9 1242 Umair Tanvir 85 69 85

10 1243 Harold Stewart 86 67 75

11 1244 Suresh Joshi 88 66 89

12 1245 Amir Kahn 89 64 95

13 1246 Hee Tan 91 63 99

14 1247 John Brown 92 61 85

a The number of learners in the class.


b The lowest mark in the geography test.
c The highest mark in the maths test.
d The number of learners who scored more than 80% on the maths test.

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Challenge
You will need access to a desktop computer, laptop or tablet with spreadsheet software and
Source file 2.2_parents.csv.
Sofia and Arun surveyed parents of Stage 9 learners for their financial literacy club presentation.
They asked the parents several questions about what they do for a living, their years of experience,
how many children they have and more. Sofia and Arun want to analyse the collected data in a
spreadsheet file.
Using spreadsheet software, open Source file 2.2_parents.csv and examine the content.
Save the file as a spreadsheet with the new name 2.2_parents_analysed.

a In Column L, starting in cell L1, insert the following headings:


• Total number of parents
• Youngest parent age
• Oldest parent age
• Three years of work experience
• Number of parents earning more than $8 000.

b Format the cells L1:L5 to be bold and right-aligned.


c In cell M1, enter a formula to calculate the total number of parents Sofia and Arun surveyed.
d In cell M2, enter a formula to calculate the age of the youngest parent.
e In cell M3, enter a formula to calculate the age of the oldest parent.
f In cell M4, enter a formula to calculate the number of parents with three years of
work experience.
g In cell M5, enter a formula to determine the number of parents earning more than $8 000.
h Insert a new column after the Job ID field and label it ‘Long-serving mother?’.
i In cell K2, enter a formula to display the text ‘Yes’ if a parent is a mother and has 10 or
more years of experience; ‘No’ if a parent is a mother but has less than 10 years of experience.
Otherwise, display ‘Not applicable’.
j Replicate the formula entered in step i to all the cells in the range K2:K51.

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