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- Data Set: 12 15 5 7 9 12 13 6 14 15 14 14 13 14 8 8 10 11 8 6 8 13 6 12 13 6 10 9 14 13 10 14 10 5 13 13 14 6 9 12FloorArea (Sq.Ft.) Offices Entrances Age AssessedValue ($'000) 4790 4 2 8 1796 4720 3 2 12 1544 5940 4 2 2 2094 5720 4 2 34 1968 3660 3 2 38 1567 5000 4 2 31 1878 2990 2 1 19 949 2610 2 1 48 910 5650 4 2 42 1774 3570 2 1 4 1187 2930 3 2 15 1113 1280 2 1 31 671 4880 3 2 42 1678 1620 1 2 35 710 1820 2 1 17 678 4530 2 2 5 1585 2570 2 1 13 842 4690 2 2 45 1539 1280 1 1 45 433 4100 3 1 27 1268 3530 2 2 41 1251 3660 2 2 33 1094 1110 1 2 50 638 2670 2 2 39 999 1100 1 1 20 653 5810 4 3 17 1914 2560 2 2 24 772 2340 3 1 5 890 3690 2 2 15 1282 3580 3 2 27 1264 3610 2 1 8 1162 3960 3 2 17 1447 conduct a regression analysis of FloorArea and AssessmentValue. Is FloorArea a significant predictor of AssessmentValue?The manager of a trendy downtown café in Columbus, Ohio, collects weekly data on the number of customers it serves. The accompanying file contains the data. Week Customers 1 944 2 997 3 962 4 956 5 1045 6 1120 7 1069 8 1000 9 923 10 835 11 840 12 784 13 793 14 851 15 903 16 854 17 918 18 991 19 986 20 930 21 983 22 1008 23 962 24 888 25 895 26 978 27 1047 28 1050 29 1136 30 1225 31 1205 32 1195 33 1188 34 1177 35 1097 36 1074 37 1017 38 967 39 1007 40 949 41 930 42 1010 43 984 44 1091 45 1189 46 1254 47 1182 48 1235 49 1323 50 1305 51 1381 52 1365 1. Use the simple exponential smoothing technique with α = 0.2 to make a forecast for Week 53. Note: Do not round intermediate calculations. Round final answer to 2 decimal places. 2. Use the simple exponential smoothing technique with α = 0.4 to make a forecast for Week 53. Note: Do not round intermediate calculations. Round final…
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