Find the cost of products sold for the third quarter of 2017 in the Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements. (Enter your answer in millions.) # Quarterly Data (Unaudited) for 2017## Net Sales- **First Quarter:** $2,202 million- **Second Quarter:** $2,171 million- **Third Quarter:** $1,853 million- **Fourth Quarter:** $1,664 million## Gross Profit- **First Quarter:** $841 million- **Second Quarter:** $825 million- **Third Quarter:** $678 million- **Fourth Quarter:** $715 million## Net Earnings Attributable to Campbell Soup Company- **First Quarter:** $292 million- **Second Quarter:** $101 million- **Third Quarter:** $176 million- **Fourth Quarter:** $318 million## Per Share - Basic- **Net Earnings Attributable to Campbell Soup Company** - **First Quarter:** $0.95 - **Second Quarter:** $0.33 - **Third Quarter:** $0.58 - **Fourth Quarter:** $1.05- **Dividends** - **Each Quarter:** $0.35## Per Share - Assuming Dilution- **Net Earnings Attributable to Campbell Soup Company** - **First Quarter:** $0.94 - **Second Quarter:** $0.33 - **Third Quarter:** $0.58 - **Fourth Quarter:** $1.04## Market Price- **High** - **First Quarter:** $62.30 - **Second Quarter:** $63.50 - **Third Quarter:** $64.23 - **Fourth Quarter:** $59.14- **Low** - **First Quarter:** $52.74 - **Second Quarter:** $52.59 - **Third Quarter:** $56.05 - **Fourth Quarter:** $50.62This data provides insights into the quarterly financial performance of the Campbell Soup Company for the year 2017, including earnings, market prices, and dividends per share.

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| 20. Quarterly Data (unaudited) 2017 First Second Third Fourth Net sales... $ 2,202 S 2,171 S 1,853 S 1,664 Gross profit . 841 825 678 715 Net earnings attributable to Campbell Soup Company. 292 101 176 318 Per share - basic Net earmings attributable to Campbell Soup Company.. .95 .33 .58 1.05 Dividends .35 .35 .35 .35 Per share - assuming dilution Net eamings attributable to Campbell Soup Company.. .94 .33 .58 1.04 Market price High. $ 62.30 $ 63.50 $ 64.23 $ 59.14 $ 52.74 $ 52.59 $ 56.05 $ 50.62 Low.

| 20. Quarterly Data (unaudited) 2017 First Second Third Fourth Net sales... $ 2,202 S 2,171 S 1,853 S 1,664 Gross profit . 841 825 678 715 Net earnings attributable to Campbell Soup Company. 292 101 176 318 Per share - basic Net earmings attributable to Campbell Soup Company.. .95 .33 .58 1.05 Dividends .35 .35 .35 .35 Per share - assuming dilution Net eamings attributable to Campbell Soup Company.. .94 .33 .58 1.04 Market price High. $ 62.30 $ 63.50 $ 64.23 $ 59.14 $ 52.74 $ 52.59 $ 56.05 $ 50.62 Low.

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