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Based on the chart and the data provided in Questions 1 and 2,
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Based on the chart and the data provided in Questions 1 and 2, which of the following statements are supported by the data? Indicate all such statements.
(A) In fiscal Q1 2026, Apple's non-Services revenue represented more than 75 % of total revenue for that quarter.
(B) Apple's annual Services revenue in fiscal year 2025 exceeded the combined annual revenue from all non-iPhone, non-Services segments (Mac: \(\sim \$ 33,700 \mathrm{M}\); iPad: \(\sim \$ 28,000 \mathrm{M}\); Wearables/Other: \(\sim \$ 35,700 \mathrm{M}\) ) in the same year.
(C) From fiscal year 2023 to fiscal year 2025, Services revenue (from \(\sim \$ 85,200 \mathrm{M}\) to \(\sim \$ 109,200 \mathrm{M}\) ) grew by a greater absolute dollar amount than iPhone revenue (from \(\sim \$ 200,600 \mathrm{M}\) to \(\sim \$ 209,600 \mathrm{M}\)) over the same period.
(D) In fiscal Q1 2026, Apple's Services revenue as a percentage of total quarterly revenue exceeded Services' share of total revenue for the full fiscal year 2025.
(E) The absolute increase in Apple's total revenue from fiscal Q1 2025(\(\sim \ $ 124,300 \mathrm{M}\)) to fiscal Q1 2026(\(\sim \$ 143,800 \mathrm{M}\)) was greater than Apple's entire Services revenue in fiscal Q1 2025 (\(\sim \$ 26,300 \mathrm{M}\)).
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Statement (A) - TRUE
Non-Services revenue $\(=143,800-30,000=113,800 \mathrm{M}\)$.
Share $\(=113,800 \div 143,800=79.1 \)%$, which exceeds $\(75 \)%$.
Statement (B) - TRUE
Mac + iPad + Wearables $\(=33,700+28,000+35,700=97,400 \mathrm{M}\)$.
Services \(FY2025 = \$109,160M > \$97,400M\).
Services alone now exceeds every other non-iPhone category combined - the "foundation" narrative of the chart.
Statement (C) - TRUE
Services absolute growth: $\(109,200-85,200=24,000 \mathrm{M}\)$.
iPhone absolute growth: $\(209,600-200,600=9,000 \mathrm{M}\)$.
$\(24,000>9,000\)$.
Despite iPhone being $\(2 \times\)$ larger in revenue, Services added nearly $\(3 \times\)$ more absolute dollars over two fiscal years.
Statement (D) — FALSE (the most important trap in the set)
Q1 FY2026 Services share $\(=30,000 \div 143,800=20.9 \)%$.
FY2025 full-year Services share $\(=109,160 \div 416,170=26.2 \)%$.
$\(20.9\) %<\(26.2 \)%$.
This is the counter-intuitive trap: even though the chart title says "Services is the Foundation" and Services revenue is growing, its share in Q1 (the holiday quarter) is actually lower than the annual average because iPhone sales surge so dramatically during the holiday season that they dilate the denominator. Students who simply follow the narrative of the chart without doing the calculation will fall for this.
Statement (E) - FALSE
Total revenue increase $\(=143,800-124,300=19,500 \mathrm{M}\)$.
Q1 FY2025 Services $\(=\$ 26,300 \mathrm{M}\)$.
$\(19,500<26,300\)$.
The year-over-year revenue increase $(\\(sim \$ 19.5 \mathrm{~B}\))$ was smaller than what Services alone generated in the prior Q1 $(\(\sim \$ 26.3 \mathrm{~B}\))$. Students who expect large absolute revenue jumps to be bigger than a single segment's total will fall here.
Non-Services revenue $\(=143,800-30,000=113,800 \mathrm{M}\)$.
Share $\(=113,800 \div 143,800=79.1 \)%$, which exceeds $\(75 \)%$.
Statement (B) - TRUE
Mac + iPad + Wearables $\(=33,700+28,000+35,700=97,400 \mathrm{M}\)$.
Services \(FY2025 = \$109,160M > \$97,400M\).
Services alone now exceeds every other non-iPhone category combined - the "foundation" narrative of the chart.
Statement (C) - TRUE
Services absolute growth: $\(109,200-85,200=24,000 \mathrm{M}\)$.
iPhone absolute growth: $\(209,600-200,600=9,000 \mathrm{M}\)$.
$\(24,000>9,000\)$.
Despite iPhone being $\(2 \times\)$ larger in revenue, Services added nearly $\(3 \times\)$ more absolute dollars over two fiscal years.
Statement (D) — FALSE (the most important trap in the set)
Q1 FY2026 Services share $\(=30,000 \div 143,800=20.9 \)%$.
FY2025 full-year Services share $\(=109,160 \div 416,170=26.2 \)%$.
$\(20.9\) %<\(26.2 \)%$.
This is the counter-intuitive trap: even though the chart title says "Services is the Foundation" and Services revenue is growing, its share in Q1 (the holiday quarter) is actually lower than the annual average because iPhone sales surge so dramatically during the holiday season that they dilate the denominator. Students who simply follow the narrative of the chart without doing the calculation will fall for this.
Statement (E) - FALSE
Total revenue increase $\(=143,800-124,300=19,500 \mathrm{M}\)$.
Q1 FY2025 Services $\(=\$ 26,300 \mathrm{M}\)$.
$\(19,500<26,300\)$.
The year-over-year revenue increase $(\\(sim \$ 19.5 \mathrm{~B}\))$ was smaller than what Services alone generated in the prior Q1 $(\(\sim \$ 26.3 \mathrm{~B}\))$. Students who expect large absolute revenue jumps to be bigger than a single segment's total will fall here.
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