In this activity, you will create a table to demonstrate the different types of cell references. A grocer keeps track of the fruits he purchases each month. He has a standard order in boxes. For example, if he orders apples in January, then for the full month of January he will get a daily shipment of 10 boxes of apples. A monthly transport cost is necessary on each box, and this cost is the same for all fruits. He enters his orders in a spreadsheet such as the following: He uses the second table to calculate the cost for each type of fruit per month using the following calculation: (number of boxes × number of days in the month × cost per box) + (number of boxes × transport cost). If he orders strawberries throughout January, write a formula to calculate the cost, and then copy the formula to the worksheet for the following entries: January: strawberries, peaches, plums, grapes February: peaches, oranges, apples, grapes March: peaches, apples, plums April: peaches, strawberries, grapes May: oranges, grapefruit, plums, apricots