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This is a Time VS QoQ Rate of Growth chart for Facebook between June 2009 and April 2012 - just before its IPO in May 2012. The dotted line shows actual data while the smooth line shows an estimated regression of those data points.
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1. The quarter over quarter growth rate took months to fall from the 10%-15% range down to the 5%-10% range.
2. The graph shows there tends to be a seasonal effect on the decline of Facebook's rate of growth during the time period shown .
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1)C,12 months,since the 15% bracket started on April 2010 and 10% bracket went to 5-10% bracket range on April 2011 2)A, True since the decline is not straight rather it's seasonal
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This is a Time VS QoQ Rate of Growth chart for Facebook between June 2009 and April 2012 - just before its IPO in May 2012. The dotted line shows actual data while the smooth line shows an estimated regression of those data points.
Choose the appropriate drop down that best fills in the sentence with accurate information about the graph.
1) The quarter over quarter growth rate took______________months to fall from the 10%-15% range down to the 5%-10% range.
A. 4 Month B. 8 Month C. 12 Month
2) The graph shows there tends to be a seasonal effect on the decline of Facebook's rate of growth during the time period shown.______________.
- First question has been explained and an easy one to figure out.
- Second question's answer is true(A) as one can observe that seasonal means the figures(values) must show a pattern of crests and troughs. Here crests and troughs are only leading down(de-growing) and that's why such a curve(regression). - In other words are lowers lows and lower highs wherein lower highs are higher than the lower lows and thus the seasonality is shown. - OR in other words, roughly every alternate point in the graph is on the same side of the regression curve. Hence it is TRUE that there tends to be a seasonal effect on the decline of Facebook's rate of growth during the time period.
1 C it starts somewhere between april10-june10 and ends on april 11(look at estimated regression graph) so there are roughly 10-12 months(even though 1 quarter is of 3 months we have already counted the first month of quarter) 2 A it is constantly decreasing while in case of seasonal decline there is a huge spike in the graph
1st part is not very clear- Aug'10-dec'10 is the 10-15% range, April 11-dec'11 is the 5-10% range, if we count from aug'10-dec'11 it is 17 months.
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This is a Time VS QoQ Rate of Growth chart for Facebook between June 2009 and April 2012 - just before its IPO in May 2012. The dotted line shows actual data while the smooth line shows an estimated regression of those data points.
Choose the appropriate drop-down that best fills in the sentence with accurate information about the graph.
1. The quarter over quarter growth rate took months to fall from the 10%-15% range down to the 5%-10% range.
2. The graph shows there tends to be a seasonal effect on the decline of Facebook's rate of growth during the time period shown .
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