Consider the following sample data, consisting of 20 observations. a. Use the 3-period moving average to make
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Consider the following sample data, consisting of 20 observations.
a. Use the 3-period moving average to make forecasts and compute the resulting MSE and MAD.
b. Use the exponential smoothing method to make forecasts with α = 0.4. Compute the resulting MSE and MAD.
c. Use the preferred method to make a forecast for period 21.
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