The following table gives the quarterly sales of the Coca-Cola Company. What is a moving average forecast for sales in Q1 2021 that considers 4 past observations and accounts for quarterly seasonality? (select one) Year Quarter Sales (in $Bn) 2017 Q1 9.118 2017 Q2 9.702 2017 Q3 9.078 2017 Q4 8.314 2018 Q1 7.626 2018 Q2 9.421 2018 Q3 8.775 2018 Q4 7.806 2019 Q1 8.694 2019 Q2 9.997 2019 Q3 9.507 2019 Q4 9.068 2020 Q1 8.601 2020 Q2 7.150 2020 Q3 8.652 2020 Q4 8.611 2021 Q1 O S8254 Bn O 8307 Bn O s8.510 D None of the above

The following table gives the quarterly sales of the Coca-Cola Company. What is a moving average forecast for sales in Q1 2021 that considers 4 past observations and accounts for quarterly seasonality? (select one) Year Quarter Sales (in $Bn) 2017 Q1 9.118 2017 Q2 9.702 2017 Q3 9.078 2017 Q4 8.314 2018 Q1 7.626 2018 Q2 9.421 2018 Q3 8.775 2018 Q4 7.806 2019 Q1 8.694 2019 Q2 9.997 2019 Q3 9.507 2019 Q4 9.068 2020 Q1 8.601 2020 Q2 7.150 2020 Q3 8.652 2020 Q4 8.611 2021 Q1 O S8254 Bn O 8307 Bn O s8.510 D None of the above

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Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

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