What is the syntax for Decimals Random Values, Syntax 2?

• A. Syntax 2 - {RNDDECIMAL[Decimal places][Lower limit][Upper limit]}
• B. Syntax 1 - {RNDDECIMAL[Length of random number][Decimal places]}
• C. Syntax 2 - {RNDDECIMAL[Lower limit][Upper limit][Decimal places]}
• D. Syntax 1 - {RNDDECIMAL[Decimal places][Lower limit][Upper limit]}

Answer: (B)

Decimals Random Values Syntax 2 is about generating a random decimal within a defined numeric range and with a specific precision. The correct form uses the lower and upper limits followed by the number of decimal places: {RNDDECIMAL[Lower limit][Upper limit][Decimal places]}. The lower and upper limits define the inclusive range from which the random value is drawn, and Decimal places determines how many digits appear after the decimal point. This lets you control both the range and the precision of the generated number, for example {RNDDECIMAL[0][1][2]} would yield a value between 0 and 1 with two decimal places. The other style, which uses the length of the random number and decimal places, does not specify a numeric range and is a different syntax (Syntax 1). So for a bounded range with a chosen precision, you use the lower limit, upper limit, and decimal places in that order.