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See tha shel Budget" For the first month of operation the partners have $$10,000$ for operating and other experises. Using a formula in cell B$7,$ show the dollar amount that would be budgeted for weekday sales if $18\%$ of The $$10,000$ budget went into weekday sales. Again using a formula, in cell B$8$ show the dollar amount that would go into weekend sales if the remainder of the $$10,000$ went into weekend sales. Use relative references in cells $B7$ and $B8.$

Assume that in month $2$ the partners have the same budget of $$10,000$ and wish to divide up the budget for future months using the same proportions as in month $1.$ For month $2,$ create formulas for the dollar amounts of the budget for weekday and weekend sales and place your formulas in cells C$7$ and C$8.$ Use one $ in your formula in such a way that the formulas could be copied from month $2$ to month $3,4,$ etc. without having to change the formulas $($within each category$).$

Use the MS Excel addition operator to create a formula to find the total costs $($adding weekday and weekend costs$)$ of running the business in each of these four months. Use references and put your answers in cells B$9$ to E$9.$

Now the partners which to divide the $$10,000$ in total costs across $2$ categories: supplies, and wages & utilities, as shown on rows $13$ and $15.$ They think that $25\%$ of the $$10k$ in costs will go to supplies, and the remainder will go to wages and utities. In cell B$13,$ create a formula that accomplishes $2$ things: find the dollar amount of the $$10K$ in costs from cell B$3$ that will go to this category, and then divide that dollar amount by the number of days in the month $($to find the average cost per day in that category, for that month$).$ Create the formula in cell B$13$ in such $8$ way that it can be copied to all $4$ months within the Supplies category, and can be copied to the other category in cell B$15$ such that only the portion $(0\mathrm{.}25$ or $25\%)$ has to be changed. Use as few $ as necessary. Make sure Excel is understanding your math correctly.

See the sheet "Budget." For the first month of operation the partners have $$10,000$ for operating and other expenses. Using a formula in cell B$7,$ show the dollar amount that would be budgeted for weekday sales if $18\%$ of the $$10,000$ budget went into weekday sales. Again using a formula, in cell B $8$ show the dollar amount that would go into weekend sales if the remainder of the $$10,000$ went into weekend sales. Use relative references in cells B $7$ and B$8.$

Assume that in month $2$ the partners have the same budget of $$10,000$ and wish to divide up the budget for future months using the same proportions as in month $1.$ For month $2,$ create formulas for the dollar amounts of the budget for weekday and weekend sales and place your formulas in cells C$7$ and C$8.$ Use one $ in your formula in such a way that the formulas could be copied from month $2$ to month $3,4,$ etc. without having to change the formulas $($within each category$).$

Use the MS Excel addition operator to create a formula to find the total costs $($adding weekday and weekend costs$)$ of running the business in each of these four months. Use references and put your answers in cells B$9$ to E$9.$

Now the partners which to divide the $$10,000$ in total costs across $2$ categories: supplies, and wages & utilities, as shown on rows $13$ and $15.$ They think that $25\%$ of the $$10k$ in costs will go to supplies, and the remainder will go to wages and utilities. In cell B$13,$ create a formula that accomplishes $2$ things: find the dollar amount of the $$10$k in costs from cell B$3$ that will go to this category, and then divide that dollar amount by the number of days in the month $($to find the average cost per day in that category, for that month$).$ Create the formula in cell B $13$ in such a way that it can be copied to all $4$ months within the Supplies category, and can be copied to the other category in cell B$15$ such that only the portion $(0\mathrm{.}25$ or $25\%)$ has to be changed. Use as few $ as necessary. Make sure Excel is understanding your math correctly.