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Business, 20.08.2020 01:01, ben3898

Suppose cell C2 contains the number of people showing up for an airline flight which can seat 100 people. Which of the following formulas would return the number of people who are "overbooked" and cannot get on the flight? a. IF(C2>100,C2-100,0)
b. IF(C2>100,C2,0)
c. IF(C2<100,0,C2-100)
d. IF(C2<=100,0,C2-100)

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