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A company has developed a linear trend regression model based on 16 quarters of data.The independent variable is the measure of time (t = 1 thru 16 where quarter 1 is winter quarter,2 is spring,etc. ) .The company has also developed seasonal indexes for each quarter as follows: A company has developed a linear trend regression model based on 16 quarters of data.The independent variable is the measure of time (t = 1 thru 16 where quarter 1 is winter quarter,2 is spring,etc. ) .The company has also developed seasonal indexes for each quarter as follows:   The linear trend forecast equation is:   = 120 + 56t. Given this information,what is the seasonally adjusted forecast for period 19? A) 1,064 B) 1,184 C) 828.80 D) 986.7 The linear trend forecast equation is: A company has developed a linear trend regression model based on 16 quarters of data.The independent variable is the measure of time (t = 1 thru 16 where quarter 1 is winter quarter,2 is spring,etc. ) .The company has also developed seasonal indexes for each quarter as follows:   The linear trend forecast equation is:   = 120 + 56t. Given this information,what is the seasonally adjusted forecast for period 19? A) 1,064 B) 1,184 C) 828.80 D) 986.7 = 120 + 56t.
Given this information,what is the seasonally adjusted forecast for period 19?


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