Below is the screenshot of the formula applied -
Below is the screenshot of the result -
I)
From above-
Slope = 0.5909
Intercept = 46.242
Liner Equation Y = 46.242 + 0.5909*t
For Jan, t = 13
Demand Y = 46.242 + 0.5909*13 = 53.9237 = 53.92
ii)
From screenshot,
Forecast for January = 52.40
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