Mathematics, 09.02.2021 04:30 deezy2x

A small company is selling a new board game, and they need to know how many to produce in the future. After 12 months, they sold 4 thousand games; after 18 months, they sold 7 thousand games; and after 36 months they sold 15 thousand games.
1. Could this information be reasonably estimated using a single linear model?
-yes
-No

2. If so use the model to estimate the number of games sold after 48 months. If not explain your reasoning.

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