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Sales Budget are expected to be $10$ percent higher than $2013$ sales. Unit shirt sales by quarter for $2013$ were as follows:

$\backslash$table$[[,$Children's,Women's,Men's,Total$],[$Winter quarter,$200,200,100,500],[$Spring quarter,$200,250,200,650],[$Summer quarter,$400,300,200,900],[$Fall quarter,$200,250,100,550],[$Total$,1,000,1,000,600,2,600]]$

Children's T$-$shirts sell for $$11$ each, women's sell for $$15,$ and men's sell for $$16.$

Assuming a $10$ percent increase in sales, prepare a sales budget for each quarter of $2014$ using the following:

a$.$ Average quarterly sales. $($Hint: Winter quarter children's shirts are $275[1,000$ X $1\mathrm{.}10/4].)$

b$.$ Actual quarterly sales. $($Hint: Winter quarter children's shirts are $220[2001\mathrm{.}10].)$

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