QUESTIONS: Quarterly demand for a washing machine is as shown. 1. After obtaining initial estimates for level, trend, and seasonal factors, forecast the demand for the first quarter of year III using Winter's model with a=B=y (r+1)/100 where r is the last two digits of your student number. 2. Make a tracking signal analysis for the forecast and evaluate. Year Quarter Demand 1900 2 1+1200 4000 5600 II 4800 2*x+1000 AWN 6200 8000QUESTIONS: Quarterly demand for a washing machine is as shown. 1. After obtaining initial estimates for level, trend, and seasonal factors, forecast the demand for the first quarter of year III using Winter's model with a=B=y (r+1)/100 where r is the last two digits of your student number. 2. Make a tracking signal analysis for the forecast and evaluate. Year Quarter Demand 1900 2 1+1200 4000 5600 II 4800 2*x+1000 AWN 6200 8000QUESTIONS: Quarterly demand for a washing machine is as shown. 1. After obtaining initial estimates for level, trend, and seasonal factors, forecast the demand for the first quarter of year III using Winter's model with a=B=y (r+1)/100 where r is the last two digits of your student number. 2. Make a tracking signal analysis for the forecast and evaluate. Year Quarter Demand 1900 2 1+1200 4000 5600 II 4800 2*x+1000 AWN 6200 8000QUESTIONS: Quarterly demand for a washing machine is as shown. 1. After obtaining initial estimates for level, trend, and seasonal factors, forecast the demand for the first quarter of year III using Winter's model with a=B=y (r+1)/100 where r is the last two digits of your student number. 2. Make a tracking signal analysis for the forecast and evaluate. Year Quarter Demand 1900 2 1+1200 4000 5600 II 4800 2*x+1000 AWN 6200 8000