A) The forecasted demand for the week of October 12 using a? 3-week moving average =
b) Using a? 3-week weighted moving? average, with weights of 0.20, 0.30?, and 0.50?, using 0.50 for the most recent? week, the forecasted demand for the week of October 12? =
c) If the forecasted demand for the week of August 31 is 360 and ? ?= 0.20?, using exponential? smoothing, develop the forecast for each of the weeks with the known demand and the forecast for the week of October 12 ?(round your responses to two decimal? places).

Week Of Pints Used Forecast for this Date
August 31 360 360
September 7 372 360.00
September 14 408 362.40
September 21 383 ?
September 28 366 ?
October 5 371 ?
October 12 ? ?

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