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. Refer to a sample of a MRI report in the table below: TOTAL U.S. ’000 HEAVY US

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Question

. Refer to a sample of a MRI report in the table below:

TOTAL
U.S. ’000

HEAVY USERS OF BREAKFAST CEREAL
MORE THAN 8 PORTIONS/WEEK

A
’000

B
% DOWN

C
% ACROSS

D
INDEX

ALL FEMALE
HOMEMAKERS

86474

21921

100

25.3

100

Cosmopolitan

10366

2217

10.1

21.4

84

Elle

14850

4250

19.2

28.2

112

Good Housekeeping

22169

6287

28.7

28.4

112

National Geographic

13284

4252

19.4

31.9

127

Each of the magazines in the table above is a monthly. In the fourth quarter of 2015 if you were to buy 1 full page in each issue of Good Housekeeping and the October and December issues of both, Elle and National Geographic, how many quarterly GRPs would you have bought?

GRP = Reach * Frequency

TOTAL
U.S. ’000

HEAVY USERS OF BREAKFAST CEREAL
MORE THAN 8 PORTIONS/WEEK

A
’000

B
% DOWN

C
% ACROSS

D
INDEX

ALL FEMALE
HOMEMAKERS

86474

21921

100

25.3

100

Cosmopolitan

10366

2217

10.1

21.4

84

Elle

14850

4250

19.2

28.2

112

Good Housekeeping

22169

6287

28.7

28.4

112

National Geographic

13284

4252

19.4

31.9

127

Explanation / Answer

Solution:

Quarterly GRPs from Good H’keeping = Reach * No. of insertions = 28.7 * 3 = 86.1
Quarterly GRPs from Elle = 19.2 * 2 = 38.4
Quarterly GRPs from Natl Geog. = 19.2 * 2 = 38.8
Total quarterly GRPs from this magazine plan = 86.1 + 38.4 + 38.8 = 163.3 GRPs