Question
What is the total production of Product Y for the entire
year, and what percentage does it contribute to the total production of all products in the last quarter (Q4)? A company produces three types of products (X, Y, and Z) over four quarters. The production figures (in units) are as follows:Solution
Calculate total production for Product Y: Total for Y = Q1 + Q2 + Q3 + Q4 = 300 + 350 + 400 + 450 = 1500 units. Calculate total production for all products in Q4: Total for Q4 = Production of X + Y + Z = 800 + 450 + 350 = 1600 units. Calculate the percentage contribution of Product Y to total production in Q4: Percentage = (Production of Y in Q4 / Total production in Q4) × 100 Percentage = (450 / 1600) × 100 = 28.125% = 28%(approx) Answer: d) 1500 units, 28%
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