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trend(Forecasting tech)

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  • November 28, 2015 at 8:26 pm #286023
    ahmed02
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    The question contain sales volume(units) for the first nine months from Jan to Sep of 2001.
    And the sales volume trend to be identified using a 5 point moving average.
    I need to calculate
    1.the monthly trend!
    2.sales including seasonal variation for dec 2001!

    how can i calculate this?

    Thank you.

    November 29, 2015 at 7:56 am #286062
    John Moffat
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    All of this is covered in our free lectures, and I cannot possibly type out the whole lecture here.

    December 1, 2015 at 4:54 pm #286777
    ahmed02
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    QNO:173&174 on Kaplan Kit questions.
    The following data are to be used for question 173 and 174
    A company is preparing its forecast sales information for the end of the current year. The actual sales information for the first nine months of the current year (20×1) is below:
    Sales volume
    (units)
    January 172100
    February 149600
    March 165800
    April 182600
    May 160100
    June 197100
    July 174600
    August 190800
    September 207600
    Q:173 The sales volume trend is to be identified using a 5-point moving average.
    What is the monthly trend?
    A 50 units
    B 500 units
    C 5000 units
    D 50000 units
    Q:174 What is the expected sales volume including seasonal variation for December 20×1 ?
    A 206040 units
    B 211040 units
    C 222480 units
    D 199600 units
    I can’t view the lecture because of technical problem!
    Please help me to calculate please!!!

    December 1, 2015 at 5:01 pm #286783
    John Moffat
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    I am sorry, but the answers must be in the Kaplan Kit and so for me to simply type out an answer achieves nothing.

    I am also sorry that you cannot view the lecture, but you cannot expect me to type out the lectures here. If you have technical problems then you should ask in the support forum – if you say what the problem is then admin will suggest a solution.

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