I'll upvote if complete and typewritten. Do not answer if you already answered this, i'll downvote. Thank you b) Given the following data:MonthSalesMonthSalesJulyAugustSeptember 38.0OctoberNovember25.035.0JanuaryFebruaryMarch31.032.029.0AprilMayJune33.040.034.037.037.032.0DecemberRequired:With a six-month warm-up sample, determine monthly forecasts using:Naïve ModelThree-month Moving AverageWeighted AverageExponential Smoothing ( a = 0.40)Linear Regressioni.i.ii.iv.V.For each models above, calculate:i.MADi.MSEWith MSE as basis, which of the models do you think is superior?

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b) Given the following data: Month Sales Month Sales July August September 38.0 October 35.0 January February March 25.0 31.0 32.0 29.0 April May June 33.0 40.0 November 37.0 December 32.0 34.0 37.0 Required: • With a six-month warm-up sample, determine monthly forecasts using: i. ii. Naïve Model Three-month Moving Average Weighted Average Exponential Smoothing ( a = 0.40) Linear Regression ii. iv. V. • For each models above, calculate: i. ii. MAD MSE With MSE as basis, which of the models do you think is superior?

b) Given the following data: Month Sales Month Sales July August September 38.0 October 35.0 January February March 25.0 31.0 32.0 29.0 April May June 33.0 40.0 November 37.0 December 32.0 34.0 37.0 Required: • With a six-month warm-up sample, determine monthly forecasts using: i. ii. Naïve Model Three-month Moving Average Weighted Average Exponential Smoothing ( a = 0.40) Linear Regression ii. iv. V. • For each models above, calculate: i. ii. MAD MSE With MSE as basis, which of the models do you think is superior?

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