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Write the complete model for AR(P = 2)d=12

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Write the complete model for AR(P = 2)_d₌₁₂

Before you answer - this is a statistical problem. It is a time series stochastic process and I know that AR is the first part of the moving average and the MA is the second part. What I do not know is what to do with the d=12 part of this model.

I also do not know if the beginning part of the model is: (1-B^1*12)X_t

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