You find the dosing prices for a slock you own. You want to use a 10-day moving average to monitor the stock. Calculale the 10-day moving average for days 11 through 20 . Based on the data in the thble. are there any signals you should act on? Explain. The 10-day moving everage tor Day 11 is $ (Round to the nearest cont.) Data table The 10-day moving average for Day 12 is 1 (Round te the nearest cent) The 10-day moving average for Day 13 is ? (Round to the nearest cent.) The 10-diy moving average for Day 14 is (Round io the nearest cent.) The 10-day moverg average for Doy 15 is 1 (Rhound to the nearest cent) The 10-dwy moving average for Cay16 is $ (Round to the nearest cent.) The 10day moving werago for Day 17 is 5 (Round to the nearent cant) The 10-day moving average for Day 16 is (Round to the nearest cent.) The 10 -day meving averige for Day 19 is 1 (Round to the nesest cem]) The 10-dey moving werege for Dey 20 is 1 (Round to the nearest cent.) Based on the dia in the table, are there any signabs you shodd act or? Fuplan. (Seled the be. A. The price tet below the 10 -dey mevng average on day 17 , which is a sell vgnal. B. The price fel beloe the 10 -exy moving average on day 17 , which is a buy eigral