4) Below is the graph of daily sales in thousands of dollars for the first 6.5 months that a product is on the market. 0 corresponds to Jan. 1 2017, so 6 corresponds to July 1 2017. Daily sales in thousands of dollars 25 20 15 10 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Time in months a) Approximate the date where daily sales are increasing the fastest. b) Estimate how quickly daily sales are increasing on that date. c) Approximate the date where daily sales are decreasing the fastest. d) Estimate how quickly daily sales are decreasing on that date.
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This can be found in the table above under "Approximate the date where daily sales are increasing the fastest:". From there, we can use the simple linear regression model to estimate when daily sales are increasing the fastest. Show more…
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