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Band 5+: You are given a stacked bar chart that displays quarterly sales by product category. Analyse the sales trends accross different quarters and compare the performance of product categories

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The image contains a stacked bar chart titled "Quarterly Sales by Product Category (2020)" with the x-axis displaying quarters (Q1 to Q4) and y-axis representing total sales in thousands of dollars (0 to 80000). Product A, Product B, and Product C are broken down within each bar for each quarter. Q1: Product A approximately 30000, Product B approximately 10000, Product C approximately 20000; Q2: Product A approximately 27500, Product B approximately 22500, Product C approximately 25000; Q3: Product A approximately 25000, Product B approximately 30000, Product C approximately 20000; Q4: Product A approximately 20000, Product B approximately 35000, Product C approximately 25000. Total sales for each quarter are approximately 60000 for Q1, 75000 for Q2, 75000 for Q3, and 80000 for Q4.
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The stacked bar graph compares the number of total sales in four quarters of three different products A, B and, C , in the year 2020.

Overall, it is clear that product A had the highest sales in 3rd quarter, while in the fourth quarter product B had mojority of sales as compared to product A and C. In contrast, product C remained stable in first three quarters Q1,Q2 and Q3.

In the first quarter, product A accounted for $15000 sales, while product B had $20000 total sales in the same time. In contrast, product C sales recorded similar in Q1,Q2 and Q3 to $25000, whereas in Q4 the total sales of product C were $20000.

In Q2, product A sales increased to $25000 in Q2 from $15000 in Q1, which kept on rising to $35000 in Q3 before a minor drop to $3000 in Q4. In Q2, product B reported $15000 of total sales, in the 3rd quarter it reached upto $25000 sales and it had a gradual rise to $30000 in Q4.

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