(See Solution) Metropolitan Hospital has estimated its average monthly bed needs as N=1,000+9 X where X= time period (months); January 2003=0 N= monthly bed

Question: Metropolitan Hospital has estimated its average monthly bed needs as

\[N=1,000+9 X\]

where $X=$ time period (months); January $2003=0$ $N=$ monthly bed needs

Assume that no new hospital additions are expected in the area in the foreseeable future. The following monthly seasonal adjustment factors have been estimated, using data from the past five years:

Forecast Metropolitan's bed demand for: January, April, July, November, and December of 2005 .
If the following actual and forecast values for June bed demands have been recorded, what seasonal adjustment factor would you recommend be used in making future June forecasts?

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(See Solution) Metropolitan Hospital has estimated its average monthly bed needs as N=1,000+9 X where X= time period (months); January 2003=0 N= monthly bed

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