Cell D5 contains the formula =$B5 + C$5 and this formula is copied to cell E6, what will be thecopied formula in cell E6?

The copied formula in cell E6 will be =$B6 + C$5. This is because in the original formula, the column B is absolute (indicated by the $sign before B) and the row 5 is absolute in the second part of the formula (indicated by the$ sign before 5). So, when the formula is copied to a new cell, the absolute column (B) will not change, but the row will increase by 1 (from 5 to 6) because it is relative. Similarly, the absolute row (5) will not change in the second part of the formula, but the column will change from C to D because it is relative.