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The Quarterly Profits of a Small Scale Industry (In Thousands of Rupees)· is As Follows: Calculate Four Quarterly Moving Averages. Display These and the Original Figures Graphically on the Same Graph Sheet. - Mathematics

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The quarterly profits of a small scale industry (in thousands of rupees)· is as  follows:

Year

Quarter

1

Quarter

2

Quarter

3

Quarter

4

2012 39 47 20 56
2013 68 59 66 72
2014 88 60 60 67

Calculate four quarterly moving averages. Display these and the original figures graphically on the same graph sheet.

Solution

year Quarter Profit

4 quartly

Total

4 quartly

Moving

Average

4 quartly

moving

Average

Counted

 

2012 1st 39      
  2nd 47      
  3rd 20 162 40.5  
  4th 56 191 47.75 44.125
2013 1st 68 203 50.75 49.25
  2nd 59 249 66.25 56.5
  3rd 66 265 66.25 64.25
  4th 72 285 71.25 68.75
2014 1st 88 286 71.5 71.375
  2nd 60 280 70 70.75
  3rd 60 275 68.75 69.375
  4th 67      

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