A manager uses Weighted Moving Average to calculate the product demand in Month 5. The weight is 0.50 for the most recent period, 0.30 for the next most recent, and 0.20 for the next. The product demand in the last four months are in the following Table. What is the product demand in Month 5? Month Demand 1 120 2 135 3 155 4 176
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