What is the difference between 2011 YTD revenues and LTM revenues? Revenues:
$\bullet$Q1 2011: $200.0m
$\bullet$Q2 2011: $150.0m
$\bullet$Q3 2011: $220.0m
$\bullet$Q4 2011: $175.0m
$\bullet$Q1 2012: $250.0m
$\bullet$Q2 2012: $175.0m
A)$75.0m
B)$50.0m
C)$175.0m
D)$100.0m

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YTD revenues refer to the revenues earned in the current year up to a particular point in time, whereas LTM revenues refer to the revenues earned in the last 12 months. To calculate the YTD revenues for 2011, we add the revenues earned in Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4 of 2011 which totals to $745.0m. The LTM revenues would be the sum of revenues earned in the four quarters preceding Q2 2012, which totals to $745m. The difference between the two is therefore $75.0m.

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