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Hello everyone, so here we have a terry stey shop and we are categorizing the business into three different seasons.
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First is christmas.
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That ranges from november to december.
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Second is father's day, which ranges from late may to midge.
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And the third is all other seasons, all other times or all other seasons.
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So we have this data of sales with us.
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So we are considering season and we are categorizing more.
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One, two, and three.
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So you are taking subsequent years.
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So year one, year two, year three, and year four.
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So the data is 1856, then 2012, then 1716, year two, nine, nine, nine, nine, ninety five, eighty fifty, one thousand seventy two.
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Here three, we have 2241, 14305, and 1, 1 ,1005.
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Then we have 2 ,280, then 2 4 ,008, 1560.
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So now we have to show that how much variation? variation in sales.
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And we have to explain it by the models.
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So we have options a, 0 .4.
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Option b 0 .03 option c that is 0 .75 and option d 0 .55.
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So let's jump on to the solution...