To determine the cell where the formula =C3D3 would be found, we need to examine the spreadsheet structure carefully.
Given:
- The formula =C3D3 involves the values in cell C3 and cell D3.
- The result of this formula should logically be placed in the same row (row 3) to show any calculations derived from data in row 3.
By looking at the layout:
- Column C contains quantities or numeric data corresponding to the items.
- Column D contains prices or values related to those quantities.
Since we are looking at row 3:
- Cell C3 contains the quantity associated with "Oranges".
- Cell D3 contains the cost or price per item associated with "Oranges".
To store the product of C3 and D3 (i.e., the value resulting from the formula), it is sensible to place the result in the next appropriate cell in the same row, which is cell E3.
Thus, the correct cell where the formula =C3*D3 would be found is D3.