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Match the following terms with their description:

I.   Absolute cell references
II.   Relative cell references
III.   Mixed cell references
IV.   Argument
V.   Function

A.   Part of it changes when you copy and paste a formula
B.   Changes when you copy and paste a formula
C.   Simplifies complex calculations
D.   Does not change when you copy and paste a formula
E.   Required input in a function

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