The following data represents quarterly sales of lawnmowers.Year Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 41 150 140 190 1652 160 148 210 175What is the seasonal factor for the third quarter? (Round to the nearest hundredth.)Group of answer choices.30.20.22.26

Assume you collected a quarterly sales data (in millions of dollars) over a four-year period from the first quarter 2016 to the fourth quarter 2019, and computed the seasonal index for each quarter. If (actual) sales were 221 in the fourth quarter of 2018 and the (normalised) seasonal index for the fourth quarter was 0.98, what is the deseasonalised sales value (in millions of dollars) in the fourth quarter of 2018? Round your answer to two decimal places.

Assume you collected a quarterly sales data (in millions of dollars) over a four-year period from the first quarter 2016 to the fourth quarter 2019, and computed the seasonal index for each quarter. If the (normalised) seasonal index for the third quarter is 0.96, then we can interpret it as follows. a. In the third quarter, sales are 4% below the annual average. b. There is a 96% difference in sales between the third quarter and the fourth quarter. c. In the third quarter, sales are 96% below the annual average. d. There is a 4% difference in sales between the first quarter and the third quarter.

Following is the sale record of a product in year 2020:Spring = 1,040 unitsSummer = 1,427 unitsFall = 902 unitsWinter = 707 unitsRequired: Determine Seasonality Index for Winter?Important Instruction: Write your answer up to three decimal places.

Following is the sale record of a product in year 2020:Spring = 1,083 unitsSummer = 1,224 unitsFall = 948 unitsWinter = 591 unitsRequired: Determine Seasonality Index for Winter?

Assume you collected a quarterly sales data (in millions of dollars) over a four-year period from the first quarter 2016 to the fourth quarter 2019, and computed the seasonal index for each quarter. If the (normalised) seasonal index for the second quarter is 1.02, then we can interpret it as follows. a. In the second quarter, sales are 1.02% above the annual average. b. In the second quarter, sales are 2% above the annual average. c. There is a 2% difference in sales between the second quarter and the third quarter. d. There is a 1.02% difference in sales between the second quarter and the fourth quarter.