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Suppose the following table shows the forecast for the number of people (in thousands) who have...

Suppose the following table shows the forecast for the number of people (in thousands) who have two or more jobs in the United States.

Date Jobs Forecast

May 2013 6,798 6,158

June 2013 6,346 6,529

July 2013 6,843 6,701

August 2013 6,651 6,779

Calculate the RMSE (root mean squared error). Take all calculations and the final answer to three decimal places.

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RMSE = 346.279

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orchestra answered 1 year ago
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