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Air travel data for Roman Airlines the past 9 (in roman numerals, ix) weeks are shown below. Week passengers i. 659 ii. 655 iii. 652 iv. 646 v. 639 vi. 629 vii. 632 viii. 628 ix. 625   A. Draw the appropriate time series scatter diagram for these data. B. Calculate the formula for the trend line, using these data. Show your work in obtaining this formula. C. What is your forecast for week 15 using the trend line equation form part b? D. What are your forecasts for period 7 and 10 using the five-period moving (unweighted).

Air travel data for Roman Airlines the past 9 (in roman numerals, ix) weeks are shown below. Week passengers i. 659 ii. 655 iii. 652 iv. 646 v. 639 vi. 629 vii. 632 viii. 628 ix. 625   A. Draw the appropriate time series scatter diagram for these data. B. Calculate the formula for the trend line, using these data. Show your work in obtaining this formula. C. What is your forecast for week 15 using the trend line equation form part b? D. What are your forecasts for period 7 and 10 using the five-period moving (unweighted).

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Air travel data for Roman Airlines the past 9 (in roman numerals, ix) weeks are shown below.

Week passengers

i. 659

ii. 655

iii. 652

iv. 646

v. 639

vi. 629

vii. 632

viii. 628

ix. 625

 

A. Draw the appropriate time series scatter diagram for these data.

B. Calculate the formula for the trend line, using these data. Show your work in obtaining this formula.

C. What is your forecast for week 15 using the trend line equation form part b?

D. What are your forecasts for period 7 and 10 using the five-period moving (unweighted). 

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