Problem 3-10 (Algo)After plotting demand for four perlods, an emergency room manager has concluded that a trend-adjusted exponentlal smoothingmodel Is approprlate to predict future demand. The Initlal estimate of trend Is based on the net change of 19 for the three pertods from1 to 4, for an average of +6.33 unlts.Actual259274284289Period ActualPeriod2102297.2248.6.422924910Click here for the Excel Data FileUse a=0.40 and B-0.05, and TAF of 245 for perlod 5. Obtaln forecasts for perlods 6 through 10. (Round your Intermedilatecalculetions end final answers to 2 decimal places.)t PerjodTAFT7.8.10

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Problem 3-10 (Algo) After plotting demand for four perlods, an emergency room manager has concluded that a trend-adjusted exponentlal smoothing model is approprlate to predict future demand. The Initlal estimate of trend Is based on the net change of 19 for the three perlods from 1 to 4, for an average of +6.33 units. Period Actual Period Actual 1 210 6. 259 229 274 224 284 229 289 5. 249 10 Click here for the Excel Data File Use a=0.40 and B=0.05, and TAF of 245 for perlod 5. Obtaln forecasts for perlods 6 through 10. (Round your Intermedlate calculations and final answers to 2 decimal places.)

Problem 3-10 (Algo) After plotting demand for four perlods, an emergency room manager has concluded that a trend-adjusted exponentlal smoothing model is approprlate to predict future demand. The Initlal estimate of trend Is based on the net change of 19 for the three perlods from 1 to 4, for an average of +6.33 units. Period Actual Period Actual 1 210 6. 259 229 274 224 284 229 289 5. 249 10 Click here for the Excel Data File Use a=0.40 and B=0.05, and TAF of 245 for perlod 5. Obtaln forecasts for perlods 6 through 10. (Round your Intermedlate calculations and final answers to 2 decimal places.)

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7th Edition

ISBN:9781305115545

Author:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Publisher:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Chapter1: Equations And Graphs

Section: Chapter Questions

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