What is the shortcut to entering a date that is two days from today?

The correct answer is to use "t + 2" to represent a date that is two days from today. In many systems or applications that support date calculations, "t" often symbolizes "today," and by adding a number to it, you can indicate how many days forward you want to project the date. So, when you add 2 to "t," it effectively computes the date two days in the future.

In contrast, the other options represent different timeframes: "t + 1" would indicate one day from today, "t + 30" represents a date thirty days from today, and "t + 7" signifies one week from today. These calculations do not pertain to a date that is specifically two days ahead.