Warren creates a table listing the height and weight of students in his class. He enters the heading "Name" in cell A3 and the names of students in cells A4 to A9, the heading "Height" in cell B3 and the height of students in cells B4 to B9, the heading "Weight" in cell C3 and the weight of students in cells C4 to C9. What formula can he use to look up the height of one of the students, Sari, whose name, height, and weight are mentioned in cells A7, B7, and C7, respectively?

Stefano accidentally dropped his sunglasses off the edge of a canyon as he was looking down. the height, h(t), in meters (as it relates to sea level), of the sunglasses after t seconds, is shown in the table. during its descent, the pair of sunglasses passed by a climber in the canyon 6 seconds after stefano dropped them. to the nearest meter, what is difference in elevation between stefano and the climber? 166 meters 176 meters 230 meters 240 meters its b.176 i took the test 166 is wrong and 176 is correct