Question

1. what is the output 45 telling us in cell h6? 10. how do you name a cell range scores? 11. the countif function has two arguments, what are they called in general? 12. what formula should be typed into cell h7?

Explanation:

1. The COUNTIF(scores,"<26") function counts the number of values in the "scores" range that are less than 26. So the output 45 in cell H6 means there are 45 values in the "scores" range that are less than 26.
2. In a spreadsheet, to name a cell range "scores", you can usually select the range of cells, then go to the name - box (usually located to the left of the formula bar) and type "scores" and press Enter.
3. The two arguments of the COUNTIF function are generally called the range (the set of cells to be evaluated) and the criteria (the condition that the cells in the range must meet).
4. Without more context about what is required for cell H7, it's hard to say exactly. But if it's related to the COUNTIF theme, it could be another COUNTIF formula with different range and criteria, for example, if you want to count values greater than a certain number in the "scores" range, it could be COUNTIF(scores,">X") where X is a specific number.

Answer:

1. There are 45 values in the "scores" range that are less than 26.
2. Select the cell range, type "scores" in the name - box and press Enter.
3. Range and criteria.
4. It depends on the requirements, could be another COUNTIF formula with different range and criteria.