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Data Science Intern SQL Assessment

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Data Science Intern SQL Assessment

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Data Science Intern SQL Assessment

Instructions:

• Use SQL to answer the following questions.

• Assume the following database schema.

• Write optimized and readable queries.

Tables
Table: sales

sale_id (INT)
product_id (INT)
store_id (INT)
quantity (INT)
price (FLOAT)
sale_date (DATE)

Table: products

product_id (INT)
product_name (VARCHAR)
category (VARCHAR)

Table: stores

store_id (INT)
store_name (VARCHAR)
city (VARCHAR)

Questions
Q1. Find the total revenue generated by each product.

Expected Output: product_id, total_revenue

Q2. List the top 5 products with highest total sales quantity.

Expected Output: product_name, total_quantity


Q3. Find the total sales per city.

Expected Output: city, total_sales

Q4. Find the average order value per store.

Formula: SUM(quantity * price) / COUNT(sale_id)

Expected Output: store_name, avg_order_value

Q5. Find the top selling product in each category based on revenue.

Expected Output: category, product_name, revenue

Q6. Find stores where total sales are above the average sales of all stores.

Expected Output: store_name, total_sales

Q7. Find the day with the highest sales revenue.

Expected Output: sale_date, total_revenue

Q8. Find products that were not sold in the last 30 days.

Expected Output: product_id, product_name

Q9. Find month-over-month revenue growth.

Expected Output: month, revenue, previous_month_revenue, growth_percentage

Q10. Calculate share of sales per product category.

Formula: category_sales / total_sales * 100

Expected Output: category, category_sales, share_percentage

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