Column A contains a generic dataset. Column C is a list of questions that correspond to the questions below. Column D indicates which Excel function$($s$)$ that question is designed to teach. Column E is where you will work with the function$($s$)$ to generate the answer to each question. And finally Column F displays the formula you used to generate your answer in Column E$.$

To place your answers from Column E into the blanks below, use the copy$/$paste keyboard shortcut: Ctrl$+$C and Ctrl$+$V on a PC or Cmd$+$C and Cmd$+$V on a Mac.

If you would like to learn more about a specific function, you can always visit the Microsoft Office Support site and type the function into the search box at the top$-$right of the page.

How many data observations are present $($sample size$)?$

fill in the blank $2$