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Tucson Machinery, Inc., manufactures numerically controlled machines, which sell for an average price of $15.0 million...

Tucson Machinery, Inc., manufactures numerically controlled machines, which sell for an average price of $15.0 million each. Sales for these NCMs for the past two years were as follows: Use Exhibit 3.10.


QUARTER QUANTITY (UNITS) QUARTER QUANTITY (UNITS)
LAST YEAR THIS YEAR
I 15 I 15
II 21 II 27
III 29 III 31
IV 19 IV 15

a. Find the equation of a simple linear regression line using Excel. (Round your answers to 3 decimal places.)

b. Compute trend and seasonal factor from a linear regression line obtained with Excel. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to 3 decimal places.)

Period Trend Forecast Seasonal Factors
Last Year I
II
III
IV
This Year I
II
III
IV

c. Forecast sales for next year using the above seasonal factors. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to 2 decimal places.)

Next year

period:

1 Forecast:

2 Forecast:

3 Forecast:

4 Forecast:

Solutions

Expert Solution

a.

Last year Quarter Period(x) Quantity(y) xy x2
I 1 15 15 1
II 2 21 42 4
III 3 29 87 9
IV 4 19 76 16
This year I 5 15 75 25
II 6 27 162 36
III 7 31 217 49
IV 8 15 120 64
Total 36 172 794 204

x-bar = 36/8 = 4.5
y-bar = 172/8 = 21.5

b = (sum(xy)-n*x-bar*y-bar)/(sum(x2)-n*x-bar^2) = (794-8*4.5*21.5)/(204-8*4.5^2) = 0.476190476

a = y-bar - b*x-bar = 21.5-0.476190476*4.5 = 19.35714286

So, regression equation Y = a+bx = 19.357+0.476x

b.

Last year Quarter Period(x) Quantity(y) xy x2 Trend forecast Seasonal factor
I 1 15 15 1 19.833 0.723
II 2 21 42 4 20.31 1.125
III 3 29 87 9 20.786 1.381
IV 4 19 76 16 21.262 0.771
This year I 5 15 75 25 21.738
II 6 27 162 36 22.214
III 7 31 217 49 22.69
IV 8 15 120 64 23.167
Total 36 172 794 204

c.

Next year Quarter Period Forecast
I 9 17.098
II 10 27.127
III 11 33.959
IV 12 19.319

Calculation

Formula (part 1)

Part 2


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