Which of the following formulas correctly illustrates an IF statement?

The formula `=IF(A1=2,"no","hat")` correctly follows the standard syntax for an IF statement in spreadsheet applications. It provides a clear logical test (`A1=2`), a value to return if true (`"no"`), and a value to return if false (`"hat"`), with text strings correctly quoted.

The `END` keyword is not a valid part of the standard `IF` statement syntax in common spreadsheet software like Excel or Google Sheets.

The logical test `A1` is incomplete without a comparison operator (e.g., `=`, `>`, `<`) to form a specific condition for evaluation.

The text strings `no` and `hat` are not enclosed in double quotation marks, which is required for them to be treated as literal text values within the `IF` function.