Multiple Choice
![-The complete formula that corresponds to the flowchart in the accompanying figure is _____. A) =IF([Perf Rating]=2,2500,IF([Perf Rating]=1,2500,7500) ) B) =AND([Perf Rating]=2,2500,AND([Perf Rating]=1,2500,7500) ) C) =IF([Perf Rating]=1,0,IF([Perf Rating]=2,2500,7500) ) D) =AND([Perf Rating]=1,2500,AND([Perf Rating]=2,0,7500) )](https://d2lvgg3v3hfg70.cloudfront.net/TB2166/11ea3dfc_a2ca_9602_b513_891044ffdba6_TB2166_00_TB2166_00_TB2166_00.jpg)
-The complete formula that corresponds to the flowchart in the accompanying figure is _____.
A) =IF([Perf Rating]=2,2500,IF([Perf Rating]=1,2500,7500) )
B) =AND([Perf Rating]=2,2500,AND([Perf Rating]=1,2500,7500) )
C) =IF([Perf Rating]=1,0,IF([Perf Rating]=2,2500,7500) )
D) =AND([Perf Rating]=1,2500,AND([Perf Rating]=2,0,7500) )
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