A pie chart can help represent the distribution of sales among the different quarters of the year. Each quarter can be represented as a slice of the pie chart, with the size of the slice representing the proportion of total sales that occurred in that quarter.
In this case, the pie chart can be used to visually communicate the following information:
The 2nd quarter sales account for over half of the total annual sales: This information can be represented by showing the size of the 2nd quarter slice as more than half of the total pie.
More products were sold in the 1st quarter than in the 4th quarter: This information can be represented by showing the 1st quarter slice as larger than the 4th quarter slice.
The slowest months for sales occurred in the 1st quarter: This information can be represented by showing a smaller slice for the 1st quarter compared to the other quarters.
Sales numbers were lower in the 4th quarter than in the 2nd quarter: This information can be represented by showing the 4th quarter slice as smaller than the 2nd quarter slice.
Overall, the pie chart can be a useful visual aid in conveying the relative sales performance of each quarter, and help highlight the seasonal trends in sales that may be relevant to the presentation.