Final answer:
When the formula =A$3+$B2 is copied to a new cell, the resulting formula will be =A$5+$D4.
Step-by-step explanation:
When the formula =A$3+$B2 is copied from one cell to another cell located 2 rows down and three columns to the right, the resulting formula will be =A$5+$D4.
This is because when you copy the formula, the absolute reference $A$3 remains the same, while the relative reference $B2 changes to match the new cell location. The row number increases by 2, becoming $B4, and the column letter increases by 3, becoming $D2.
For example, if the original formula is in cell C7, the copied formula will be in cell G9.