(b) The sales for soca CDs at a music store follows a seasonal pattern with a trend.The following deseasonalised data is to be used:YearQuarter 32630Quarter 1Quarter 2Quarter 420102429262820112833The seasonality indices (calculated over many years' data) are given to be:Quarter 11.5Quarter 20.9Quarter 30,7Quarter 4XUsing the Decomposition Method, predict the sales figures for the four quarters of 2012.

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