??4 Which of the following time series would be an excellent candidate if you we

Question

??4 Which of the following time series would be an excellent candidate if you were looking to show a trend in the data? total solar power generated at a certain site each month over a span of years total solar power generated at a certain site each year over a span of several years total solar power generated each noon minute over the course of an hour, as a sequence of storm clouds pass overhead total solar power generated at a certain site each day, january-july ??5 Which of the following time series would be an excellent candidate if you were looking to show seasonality in the data? total solar power generated at a certain site each month over a span of years total solar power generated at a certain site each year over a span of several years total solar power generated each noon minute over the course of an hour, as a sequence of storm clouds pass overhead total solar power generated at a certain site each day, january-july ??6 Which of the following time series would be an excellent candidate if you were looking to show a horizontal pattern in the data? total solar power generated at a certain site each month over a span of years total solar power generated at a certain site each year over a span of several years total solar power generated each noon minute over the course of an hour, as a sequence of storm clouds pass overhead total solar power generated at a certain site each day, january-july

Explanation / Answer

4.Total solar power generated at a certain site each year over a span of several year.

5. total solar power generated at a certain site each month over a span of years.

6. total solar power generated a certain site each day, January- july

7. total solar power generated each noon minute over the courseof an hour, as a sequence of storm clouds pass overhead.

Related Questions

Navigate

• Browse (All)
• Browse #
• Subjects

---

---

Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.