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If you are using the method of least squares for fitting trends in an annual time series containing 25 consecutive yearly values.
(a) what coded value do you assign to X for the first year in the series?
(b) what coded value do you assign to X for the fifth year in the series?
(c) what coded value do you assign to X for the most recent recorded year in the series?
(d) what coded value do you assign to X if you want to project the trend and make a forecast five years beyond the last observed value?
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Mr. James McWhinney, President of Daniel-James Financial Services, believes there is a relationship between the number of client contacts and the dollar amount of sales.
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