Sales for Seafood City ($)
Sales for Seafood City ($)
Day
Week 1
Week 2
Monday
1,700
1,800
Tuesday
1,900
2,000
Wednesday
2,100
2,100
Thursday
2,300
2,200
Friday
4,200
4,300
Saturday
4,400
4,600
Sunday
2,100
2,200(Points : 4) y = 2,092.31. + 81.98x
y = 2,092.31 + 121.98x
y = 1,892.31 + 81.98x
y = 1,892.31 + 81.98x
Question 2. 2. (TCO 3) Using the following information regarding actual sales for Sam’s Ski Supplies, project sales for March of Year 3 using simple linear regression: Sales for Sam’s Ski Supplies ($000s)MonthFirst YearSecond YearJanuary380400February340360March320330April280290May265270June230235July220230August200205September210220October250270November400450December450502(Points : 4) 308.62 326.94 328.61 330.28 |
Question 3. 3. (TCO 3) Using the following information regarding actual sales for Paradise Pools, calculate the seasonal ratio for June of Year 3: Sales for Paradise Pools ($000s)MonthFirst YearSecond YearJanuary8484February8082March8898April100120May150160June200210July240250August220215September180195October160165November120130December92100(Points : 4) 0.67 0.77 1.08 1.41 |
Question 4. 4. (TCO 3) Using the following information regarding actual sales for Sam’s Ski Supplies, calculate the seasonal forecast of sales for November of Year 3: Sales for Sam’s Ski Supplies ($000s)MonthFirst YearSecond YearJanuary380400February340360March320330April280290May265270June230235July220230August200205September210220October250270November400450December450502(Points : 4) 400 450 465 521 |
Question 5. 5. (TCO 3) The regression statistic that measures the accuracy of regression predictions is the: (Points : 4) |