a.
The data is stationary at trend and intercept because the graph follows the positive trend without any break.
b.
Year Sales MV
Forecast Error MSE
1 283
2 288 285.5
3 336 312 285.5
50.5 2550.25
4 388 362 312
76 5776
5 406 397 362
44 1936
6 412 409 397
15 225
7 416 414 409
7 49
8 435 425.5 414
21 441
9 428 431.5 425.5
2.5 6.25
10 435 431.5 431.5
3.5 12.25
11 462 448.5 431.5
30.5 930.25
12 452 457 448.5
3.5 12.25
13 474 463 457
17 289
14 476 475 463
13 169
15 497 486.5 475
22 484
16 487 492 486.5
0.5 0.25
17 523 505 492
31 961
18 528 525.5 505
23 529
19 532 530 525.5
6.5 42.25
20 552 542 530
22 484
21
542 14896.75
MV denotes moving average = current sales + Previous year sales/
number of years = (283+288)/2 =285.5
Error =(Actual values – Forecasted Value)
N= denotes number of errors
MSE =( Summation of absolute value of error)^2 / number of years =
14896.75/18 = 827.5972
c. Last year moving average becomes this year forecasted value. Forecasted value for year 21 is 542
d
Year Sales MV
Forecast Error
1 283
2 288
3 336
4 388 323.75
5 406 354.5 323.75
82.25
6 412 385.5 354.5
57.5
7 416 405.5 385.5
30.5
8 435 417.25 405.5
29.5
9 428 422.75 417.25
10.75
10 435 428.5 422.75
12.25
11 462 440 428.5
33.5
12 452 444.25 440
12
13 474 455.75
444.25 29.75
14 476 466 455.75
20.25
15 497 474.75 466
31
16 487 483.5 474.75
12.25
17 523 495.75 483.5
39.5
18 528 508.75
495.75 32.25
19 532 517.5 508.75
23.25
20 552 533.75 517.5
34.5
21
533.75
MV denotes moving average = current sales + Previous year three
year sales / number of years of moving average =
(283+288+336+388)/4 = 323.75
Error =(Actual values – Forecasted Value)
N= denotes number of errors
MAD =( Summation of absolute value of error)/ number of years
=491/16 = 30.6875
e. Last year moving average becomes this year forecasted value = 533.75
1Year Sales (in $1000s) 283 288 336 388 406 412 416 435 428 435 462 452...
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