Introduction: Excel Spreadsheet Skills Name

1. Format the number 49612.88 the following ways:

a) a number with 3 decimal places

b) a number rounded to no decimal, and use a 1000 Separator
c) as dollar amount
d) in scientic notation

a)
b)
c)
d)

2. John, an 20-yr-old college student, has to make a choice between two investment alternatives. One
option is to place $10,000 in a very secure investment that will give him 1 percent annual growth. The other
option is to put the $10,000 in the stock market, using a fund that has historially shown 5 percent growth. To
help John with the decision, you decide to provide some calculations showing the Accumulated Capital for
each alternative over a period of 40 years.

Produce a table showing your calculations provided that:

The future value of an amount invested in an interest bearing fund can be calculated with:

F = P[1+i]N

where:
F = future value
P = amount initially deposited (principle)
I = annual interest rate
N = number of years that the funds remain invested

Label the table the way you deem appropriate for another person to read and understand it.

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3. For the following data:
a) calculate the average for each column of data
b) determine the sample standard deviation for each column of data, rounded to 2 decimals
c) develop a graph (chart) of the data (HINT: use XY scatter plot) and label the graph clearly
d) add a trendline on the graph made in c) for the data for Probe 1, include the trendline
equation and R2 value on graph

Table 1: Thermocouple Response Data

Temperature (degC)
Time (ms) Probe 1 Probe 2 Probe 3
0 25.0 24.0 25.1
5 29.2 36.9 27.8
10 32.8 54.5 32.6
15 34.2 61.8 29.3
20 35.8 72.4 35.2
25 39.3 75.1 34.5
30 43.4 83.3 37.8
35 48.6 86.5 37.9
40 49.5 89.8 42.5
45 49.2 91.6 46.8
50 53.4 93.8 43.9
55 58.7 94.7 44.1
60 63.8 96.3 46.3
65 67.7 97.0 47.2
70 67.9 97.7 47.7
75 70.1 97.9 48.5
80 74.1 98.6 52.6
85 81.0 98.8 54.9
90 80.2 99.2 59.7
95 83.3 98.6 65.1
100 85.7 98.5 67.8
105 91.2 98.6 75.9
110 89.6 98.7 82.1
115 97.8 98.5 89.6
120 98.6 98.4 97.9
AVERAGE
Std Dev

Place Graph on Separate Page

So for Probe 1, what is the estimated temperature reading (degC) at 102 milliseconds?

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4. Graph (using XY scatter plot) the hyperbolic sine function from -10 to 10 and Label the graph clearly

Hint: start with filling in table below

X sinh(X)
-10
-9
-8
-7
-6
-5
-4
-3
-2
-1
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Given the function, Y = sinh(X), what value does Y approach as the X values increase above X = 10?

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5. Develop a Histogram (frequency) Table for the following data collected at an assembly line

First, Go to File / Options Add-Ins and confirm that Analysis ToolPak is selected.
Now you should be able to Select DATA Data Analysis

Table 2: Machine Parts Assembly Line 2

Tolerance Bins Test Batch: 3201

0.34 -3.5 Date: 9/1/2006
1.03 -2.5 Units: inches x 103
-1.26 -1.5
3.13 -0.5
-0.1 1.5
0.02 2.5
-0.01 3.5
2.12 4.5
-1.4
1.24
2.29
-0.71
-1.38
-1.13
-1.34
0.03
-0.03
-0.56
-0.04
-2.55
-0.01
0.56
0.78
0.99
1.12

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6. Graph the following equation from X = 0 to X = 2. Make your data points every 45 degrees [ PI()/4 ].

Y = cos(X)

7. Using the COUNTIF formula, determine the number of A's, B's, C's, and D's are in Ms. Robinson's class.

Last Name First Name Quiz 1 Quiz 2 Quiz 3 AVG Grade

Arouet Francois 8 9 8 8.3 B
Blair Eric 9 8 9 8.7 B
Clemens Samuel 9 6 7 7.3 C
Dodgson Charles 7 8 9 8.0 B
Geisel Theodor 5 6 7 6.0 D
Lieber Stanley 7 9 5 7.0 C
Ogden Marget 9 9 9 9.0 A

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Porter William 9 7 9 8.3 B
Remi Georges 8 8 7 7.7 C
Rigney James 10 9 10 9.7 A
TOTAL 10 10 10 10.0

CLASS GRADE DISTRIBUTION:

A B C D TOTAL

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Homework Problem BE 1251 Name
Date

SUBMIT THIS COMPLETED WORKSHEET ONTO MOODLE (Assignment 2) WHEN FINISHED!

(worth 5pts, quiz next class also worth 5pts)

Problem 8
Part 1: Temperature Increase due to Incandescent Lighting

When energy is added to a fluid, the temperature of the fluid increases. An equation describing
this phenomenon is:

Q = M Cp T

where Q is the amount of energy added (joules)

M is the mass of the fluid (kg)
Cp is the heat capacity of the fluid (joules / kgK)
T is the change in temperature (K)

A garage (24 ft x 24 ft x 10 ft) is illuminated by six 60-W incandescent bulbs. It is estimated that
90% of the energy to an incandescent bulb is dissipated as heat. If the bulbs are on for 3 hours,
how much would the temperature in the garage increase because of the light bulbs (assuming no
energy losses) given that:

Air density (approximate): 1.2 kg / m3

Air heat capacity (approximate): 1000 joules / kgK

Complete the Excel worksheet below to answer the above problem using the suggested formatting
from the Microsoft Excel Reading on Moodle and equations for every calculation.

Insert Title

Specified Information
Number of Bulbs:
Bulb Power: W
Bulb % Power Loss as Heat
Bulbs ON time: hrs
Garage Air Volume: ft3
Air Density: kg / m3
Air heat capacity (approximate): Cp= joules / kgK

Calculated Information
Total Bulb Power: W
Total Bulb Power Loss as Heat: W NOTE: Watt = 1 joules / s
Total Bulb Power Loss as Heat: joules / s
Bulbs ON time: sec NOTE: 1 hr = 3600 sec
Total Bulb Power Loss as Heat: Q= joules
Garage Air Volume: m3 NOTE: 3.28 ft = 1 meter
Garage Air Mass: M= kg
ANSWER: Temperature Change: T= K or deg C T = Q / (M* Cp)
deg F deg F T = 9/5 * deg C T

Part 2: Savings from Using CFL Bulbs

Compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs have been available for years; they are very efficient, but a little pricey.
A CFL bulb that puts out as much light as a 60 W incandescent bulb might cost $10, compared to aboout $1
for the incandescent bulb. But CFL bulbs are expected to last (on average) 15,000 hours, compared to about
1,000 hours for an incandescent bulb. It is easy to see that you would need 10 incandescent bulbs (total
cost $15) to last the 15,000 hours that you would get from one ($10) CFL bulb; you save $5 and a lot of
climbing ladders to replace all those incandescent bulbs.

But there's more. A CFL bulb that puts out as much light as a 60 W incandescent bulb will use about 13 W.
According to the US Energy Information Administration (www.eia.doe.gov), residential electricity costs an
average of $0.1302 per kilowatt/hour (1 kWh = 3600 kJ) for May 2017.

Over the 15,000 hours that one CFL bulb is expected to last, how much will you save on power if you replace
an incandescent bulb in your home with a CFL bulb?

Insert Title

Specified Information

Incand.
CFL bulb Bulb
Power Consumption: W
Power Consumption: J/s
On Time hrs
Cost of Electricity: per kWh
Cost of Blub: dollars
Number of Bulbs used:
Calculated Information
Total Energy: kWh
Total Energy Cost: dollars
Total Cost of Bulbs: dollars

ANSWER: Savings: (dollars)