6. Walmart AnnualRevenue(Billions of USYeardollars)2021559.1512020523.9642019514.4052018500.3432017485.8732016482.1302015485.6512014|476.2942013468.6512012446.5092011421.8492010408.0852009404.2542008377.0232007348.3682006312.1012005284.310Apply linear regression to the data in the table to find a modely= mx + b,where y is Walmart's annual revenue in billions of US dollars, and x is the number ofyears since 2000. Use the model found above to answer this question.In what year will the estimated revenue of Walmart be 1,416 billion US dollars?Note: I am asking for the year, not the number of years since 2000. This may happenbetween two years. Round to the nearest year.2,094

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Use the model found above to answer this question. In what year will the estimated revenue of Walmart be 1,416 billion US dollars? Note: I am asking for the year, not the number of years since 2000. This may happen between two years. Round to the nearest year. 2,094

Use the model found above to answer this question. In what year will the estimated revenue of Walmart be 1,416 billion US dollars? Note: I am asking for the year, not the number of years since 2000. This may happen between two years. Round to the nearest year. 2,094

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