If a work group consistently achieves 80 % of its quarterly goals and the work group generally has 25 objectives per quarter how many objectives can the work group be expected to achieve in any given quarter?

To determine the number of goals the group achieve in a given quarter (q), multiply the total goals they generally have (n) by their percent success (r)
                             q = n x r
Substituting the given,
                            q = (25 objectives) x 0.80 = 20
Thus, the group is expected to achieve 20 goals.