Consider the following data:Number of Customers a Restaurant Serves per YearYear200020002001200120022002200320032004200420052005200620062007200720082008Customers16,56516,56517,13517,13515,25815,25814,36914,36915,92915,92916,76116,76116,90216,90218,65918,65916,64616,646 Step 1 of 2 : Find the two-period weighted moving average for the year 20072007 with weights of 33 (one time period in past) and 11 (two time periods in past). If necessary, round your answer to one decimal place.

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Consider the following data:

Number of Customers a Restaurant Serves per Year

Year	20002000	20012001	20022002	20032003	20042004	20052005	20062006	20072007	20082008
Customers	16,56516,565	17,13517,135	15,25815,258	14,36914,369	15,92915,929	16,76116,761	16,90216,902	18,65918,659	16,64616,646

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Find the two-period weighted moving average for the year 20072007 with weights of 33 (one time period in past) and 11 (two time periods in past). If necessary, round your answer to one decimal place.

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