Question

aria wants to modify the table her partner created in their shared word - processing document. she applied a light blue as a background color for all the odd rows. what type of formatting did she create?
a column borders
b paragraph formatting
c changed cells
d banded rows

Explanation:

Alternating colors are a common formatting technique used to enhance the readability of tables by visually distinguishing between rows. Column borders refer to the lines around columns, paragraph formatting pertains to text within paragraphs, and banded rows are not a standard term in this context. Alternating colors are specifically designed to make tables more visually appealing and easier to read by alternating the background color of rows.

Answer:

C. Alternating colors