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Data for year 1990 is missing. Missing data is often a problem for decision makers working with automatically collected data. Depending on how the data is intended to be used, it is often appropriate to estimate (or "impute") values for the missing data. Newspaper Circulation data for 1990 is missing. Calculate a value for Cell B27 using Linear interpolation (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpolation). Use the linear interpolation formula X-Xo y = Yo + (y=yo) () X1-xo substituting as follows: y = B27, yo = B28, y1 = B26, x = $A$27, x0 = $A$28, x1 = $A$26. Enter a formula into Cell B27 to have Excel calculate a replacement for the missing value. Use the same approach to calculate a linear imputation value for Cell C27 and D27. Use a formula in excel to calculate the values. Hint: Order of Operations matter. Review the order of operations. You may have called this PEMDAS in elementary math classes ("Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally"). The British use the abbreviation BODMAS and Candians say BEDMAS... when in doubt, google it. After completing the Linear Imputation for Weekday circulation, what is the value in Cell B27? a) ####### ##### b) $9,487,168 c) $505,078 d) $5,005,730 Oe$ e) $5,400,057 Of) $5,230,074 Data for year 1990 is missing. Missing data is often a problem for decision makers working with automatically collected data. Depending on how the data is intended to be used, it is often appropriate to estimate (or "impute") values for the missing data. Newspaper Circulation data for 1990 is missing. Calculate a value for Cell B27 using Linear interpolation (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpolation). Use the linear interpolation formula X-Xo y = Yo + (y=yo) () X1-xo substituting as follows: y = B27, yo = B28, y1 = B26, x = $A$27, x0 = $A$28, x1 = $A$26. Enter a formula into Cell B27 to have Excel calculate a replacement for the missing value. Use the same approach to calculate a linear imputation value for Cell C27 and D27. Use a formula in excel to calculate the values. Hint: Order of Operations matter. Review the order of operations. You may have called this PEMDAS in elementary math classes ("Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally"). The British use the abbreviation BODMAS and Candians say BEDMAS... when in doubt, google it. After completing the Linear Imputation for Weekday circulation, what is the value in Cell B27? a) ####### ##### b) $9,487,168 c) $505,078 d) $5,005,730 Oe$ e) $5,400,057 Of) $5,230,074