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vazorg [7]
3 years ago
14

The following are sales revenues for a large utility company for years 1 through 11. Forecast revenue for years 12 through 15. B

ecause
we are forecasting four years into the future, you will need to use linear regression as your forecasting method. (Enter your answers in
millions.)
YEAR
01 OUA
REVENUE (MILLIONS)
$4,869.
5,069.9
5,522.7
5,734.3
5,503.6
5.195.1
$5, 101.3
5,107.0
5. 552.3
5,744.8
5,863.0
Forecast
Period
12
13
15

Business
1 answer:
Marina CMI [18]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: i hope this helps some its all i can do for now

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