Baghiben John's Bait and Fish Shop has had the monthly sales amounts listed below for the last four years.Year:2017201820192020JanuaryFebruary$ 417,633113,438$ 586,553139,298$ 335,025165,694$ 588,874114,815March140,194178,51887,201138,941April428,277392,579513,038458,111May437,370927,265535,878851,534June743,1471,084,375598,750742,302July1,449,7291,249,4711,564,5741,579,008August1,429,9021,794,5861,849,8151,591,403September1,179,3821,022,239684,731725,323October369,988466,563483,173651,532November257,050390,912261,735310,920December322,543387,203235,024372,236Assuming that there are both seasonality and a trend, estimate monthly sales for each month of the coming year.Note: Round your answers to the nearest whole dollar amount.

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