The following FV function was entered into an Excel worksheet to calculate the value of an investment: $=$FV$($B$3,$B$4,$B$5,,1)$

The following data was entered into the Excel worksheet

$$Rate of Return, cell B$3,5\mathrm{.}5\%$

Investment Duration, cell B$4,15$ Years

Amount invested at the beginning of each year, cell B$5,$ $$3,200$

Given the information provided, which of the following is a valid flaw with this function?

Question $19$ options:

A minus sign must precede the cell reference used to define the pmt argument.

The $[$type$]$ argument should be $1.$

A zero must be added between the commas for the $[$pv$]$ argument.

The $[$pv$]$ argument should be defined with the cell reference B$5.$

The percent symbol must be added after the cell reference in the rate argument.