Q1 : 1500, Q2 : 2500, Q3 : 2000, Q4 : 4000.
What fraction of the total annual production was produced in Q2 ?
Calculating Q2 Production Fraction
The question asks for the fraction of the total annual production that was produced in Q2.
Production Data
The units produced in each quarter are:
- Q1: 1500 units
- Q2: 2500 units
- Q3: 2000 units
- Q4: 4000 units
Total Annual Production
First, calculate the total annual production by summing the units from all four quarters:
Total Production = Q1 + Q2 + Q3 + Q4
Total Production = 1500 + 2500 + 2000 + 4000
Total Production = 10000 units
Fraction for Q2
Next, determine the fraction of the total annual production that Q2 represents. This is done by dividing the production of Q2 by the total annual production:
Fraction for Q2 = $\frac{\text{Q2 Production}}{\text{Total Annual Production}}$
Fraction for Q2 = $\frac{2500}{10000}$
Simplify Fraction
Simplify the fraction:
Fraction for Q2 = $\frac{2500}{10000} = \frac{25}{100} = \frac{1}{4}$
Therefore, $\frac{1}{4}$ of the total annual production was produced in Q2.
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