In which scenario might the automatically calculated value for a new record depend on context?

The scenario where the automatically calculated value for a new record depends on context is most accurately represented when the selected record has a quantity field with a specific value. In this situation, the context provided by the quantity field informs the system how to calculate or derive the new record's value.

For instance, if a specific quantity is associated with the selected record, that value might be used as a basis for calculations such as totals, averages, or other dependent metrics found in the model. Thus, the new record's value could vary based on the quantity indicated in the context of existing data—reflecting nuanced relationships and dependencies that are inherent in data-driven scenarios.

The other scenarios either lack a context that influences a new record’s calculation or are too broad in nature, resulting in a consistent outcome regardless of specific user interactions or record selection.