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A forecasting model has produced the following forecasts: Period Demand Forecast Error January 120 110 February 110 115 March 115 120 April 125 115 May 130 125 The mean absolute deviation (MAD) for this model is Group of answer choices 7.5 10 None of the choices listed 7 3

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