Question

Which statement best describes the difference between a spreadsheet and a database?

(1 point)
Responses

Spreadsheets store data in tables that interact; databases store data in cells that interact.

Spreadsheets store data in tables that interact; databases store data in cells that interact.

Databases store data in tables that interact; spreadsheets store data in cells that interact.

Databases store data in tables that interact; spreadsheets store data in cells that interact.

Spreadsheets store binary data; databases store hexadecimal data.

Spreadsheets store binary data; databases store hexadecimal data.

Spreadsheets store hexadecimal data; databases store binary data.

Answer 1

The statement that best describes the difference between a spreadsheet and a database is:

**Databases store data in tables that interact; spreadsheets store data in cells that interact.**

This statement accurately reflects the structural and functional differences between the two types of data management systems.