The following equation summarizes the trend portion of quarterly sales of condominiums over a long cycle....

The following equation summarizes the trend portion of quarterly sales of condominiums over a long cycle. Sales also exhibit seasonal variations.

F_t = 64 − 5.4t + 4.4t ²
where
F_t = Unit sales
t = 0 at the first quarter of last year

Quarter	Relative
1	.90
2	1.10
3	.40
4	1.60

Using the information given, prepare a forecast of sales for each quarter of next year (not this year), and the first quarter of the year following that. (Round intermediate calculations and final answers to 2 decimal places.)

Quarter	Forecast
1
2
3
4
1

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