Surya is writing a formula in the cell C2=A2+B2.He has copied the same formula to cell C3. Can you help him understand what will be the formula in C3.

Sure! When Surya copies the formula from cell C2 to cell C3 in a spreadsheet (like Excel or Google Sheets), the formula will adjust automatically to reflect the new row it is in. This phenomenon is known as relative referencing.

1. Original Formula: In cell C2, the formula is C2 = A2 + B2.
2. Copying the Formula: When he copies the formula to cell C3, the references to A2 and B2 will automatically adjust to point to the cells in the same columns in row 3.

Adjusted Formula in C3

Thus, the formula in cell C3 will be: $C3 = A3 + B3$

This means that the formula in C3 will add the values in cells A3 and B3 together.