a. Develop a linear trend equation for the above data on demand for white bread loaves at a bakery (use of Excel's Trendline, with display Equation on chart option, is recommended), and use it to forecast demand on day 16. (Round the final answers to 2 decimal places.) Y= x+ Forecast demand on day 16 b. The variations around the linear trend line seem to have above- and below-the-line runs. Therefore, use trend-adjusted exponential smoothing with =0.4 and =0.3 to model the bread demand. Use the first four days to estimate the smoothed initial trend that you use for periods 4 and 5 (use the increase from day 1 to day 4 divided by 3). Also, use A4 to estimate S4. Start forecasting day 5 . What is the forecast for day 16 ? (Round the final answers to 2 decimal places.) a. Develop a linear trend equation for the above data on demand for white bread loaves at a bakery (use of Excel's Trendline, with display Equation on chart option, is recommended), and use it to forecast demand on day 16. (Round the final answers to 2 decimal places.) Y= x+ Forecast demand on day 16 b. The variations around the linear trend line seem to have above- and below-the-line runs. Therefore, use trend-adjusted exponential smoothing with =0.4 and =0.3 to model the bread demand. Use the first four days to estimate the smoothed initial trend that you use for periods 4 and 5 (use the increase from day 1 to day 4 divided by 3). Also, use A4 to estimate S4. Start forecasting day 5 . What is the forecast for day 16? (Round the final answers to 2 decimal places.) Forecast for day 16