Daily high temperatures in St. Louis for the last week were as follows: 95, 94, 95, 95, 95, 90, 90 (yesterday).
a) The high temperature for today using a 3-day moving average = nothing degrees (round your response to one decimal place).
b) The high temperature for today using a 2-day moving average = nothing degrees (round your response to one decimal place).
c) The mean absolute deviation based on a 2-day moving average = nothing degrees (round your response to one decimal place).
d) The mean squared error for the 2-day moving average = nothing degrees squared (round your response to one decimal place).
e) The mean absolute percent error (MAPE) for the 2-day moving average = nothing% (round your response to one decimal place).
Temperature |
3-Day MA |
2-Day MA |
MAD |
MSE |
MAPE |
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95 |
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94 |
=(95+94)/2 |
=ABS((94-94.5)) |
=(94-93.43)^2 |
=(ABS((94-93.43)/94))*100 |
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95 |
=(95+94+95)/3 |
=(94+95)/2 |
=ABS((95-94.5)) |
=(95-93.43)^2 |
=(ABS((95-93.43)/95))*100 |
|
95 |
=(94+95+95)/3 |
=(95+95)/2 |
=ABS((95-95)) |
=(95-93.43)^2 |
=(ABS((95-93.43)/95))*100 |
|
95 |
=(95+95+95)/3 |
=(95+95)/2 |
=ABS((95-95)) |
=(95-93.43)^2 |
=(ABS((95-93.43)/95))*100 |
|
90 |
=(95+95+90)/3 |
=(95+90)/2 |
=ABS((90-92.5)) |
=(90-93.43)^2 |
=(ABS((90-93.43)/90))*100 |
|
90 |
=(95+90+90)/3 |
=(90+90)/2 |
=ABS((90-91.67)) |
=(90-93.43)^2 |
=(ABS((90-93.43)/90))*100 |
|
Average |
=SUM(95+94+95+95+95+90+90)/7 = 93.4 |
=SUM(91.67+93.33+95)/3 = 93.3 |
=SUM(94.5+94.5+95+95+92.5+90)/6 = 93.6 |
=SUM(0.5+0.5+0+0+2.5+1.67)/6 =0.9 |
=SUM(0.32+2.46+2.46+2.46+11.76+11.76)/6 =5.2 |
=(SUM(0.61+1.65+1.65+1.65+3.81+3.81)/6) = 2.2 |
a) SUM(91.67+93.33+95)/3 = 93.4
b) SUM(94.5+94.5+95+95+92.5+90)/6 = 93.6
c) SUM(0.5+0.5+0+0+2.5+1.67)/6 = 0.9
d) SUM(0.32+2.46+2.46+2.46+11.76+11.76)/6 = 5.2
e) SUM(0.61+1.65+1.65+1.65+3.81+3.81)/6) = 2.2
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