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Viktor [21]3 years ago

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The change, from the predicted data to the actual data, in the average number of downloads of the application for Company A from the day the application was launched to 4 days after the application was launched would decrease by approximately 244 downloads per day.

The change, from the predicted data to the actual data, in the average number of downloads of the application for Company B from the day the application was launched to 4 days after the application was launched would increase by approximately 174 downloads per day.

Based on this information, Company B made a more accurate prediction of the average number of downloads of the application per day.

Step2247 [10]3 years ago

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$1. Decrease \\ 2. 244 \\ 3. Increase \\ 4. 175 \\ 5. Company B$

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