Example 18.11) Calculate the seasonal index number from the following data:YearQ2198710510090115198811010595115198910095951051990115110100125If the annual sales for 1991 are expected to be Rs 2,000 lakh, what are the likely sales for theindividual quarters?

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Example 18.11) Calculate the seasonal index number from the following data: Year Q2 1987 105 100 90 115 1988 110 105 95 115 1989 100 95 95 105 1990 115 110 100 125 If the annual sales for 1991 are expected to be Rs 2,000 lakh, what are the likely sales for the individual quarters?