corporate profits sum The sales purchases experses profit 4% tax I profit all compares) 1000 5000 8000 68000 77500 8000 75000 90000 3000 2000 19500 1500 19500 5 Isra 3 2700 53200| 48500 | nouns 4 12000 19500 480 6. 2000 19500 7 5 right | 66000 76000 8000 2000 19500 8 10 To find the lowest profit for companies, we use the following function: =MIN(G3:G7) 1 =MIN(D3:G3) =MIN(G1:65) =MIN(F3:F7) =MAX(G1:G5) all mentioned To find the tax for the Isra company at 4%*: we use the following equation 2 To find the total profit for all companies we use *: the following function =480*4% 3 =SUM(G1:65) = 12000/100*4 SAM(G3:G7) =12000/0.04 all mentioned O =SUM(G3:G7) =480*0.04 O =SUM(E3:E7) 19500/0.04= =SUM(F3:F7) all mentioned

corporate profits sum The sales purchases experses profit 4% tax I profit all compares) 1000 5000 8000 68000 77500 8000 75000 90000 3000 2000 19500 1500 19500 5 Isra 3 2700 53200| 48500 | nouns 4 12000 19500 480 6. 2000 19500 7 5 right | 66000 76000 8000 2000 19500 8 10 To find the lowest profit for companies, we use the following function: =MIN(G3:G7) 1 =MIN(D3:G3) =MIN(G1:65) =MIN(F3:F7) =MAX(G1:G5) all mentioned To find the tax for the Isra company at 4%: we use the following equation 2 To find the total profit for all companies we use : the following function =4804% 3 =SUM(G1:65) = 12000/1004 SAM(G3:G7) =12000/0.04 all mentioned O =SUM(G3:G7) =480*0.04 O =SUM(E3:E7) 19500/0.04= =SUM(F3:F7) all mentioned

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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