Question
Which of the following statements correctly identifies
the components of time series data ?Solution
Explanation: Time series data typically has three main components: trend, seasonality, and irregular components (residuals) . The trend represents the long-term movement in data, such as a consistent increase in sales over years. Seasonality captures recurring patterns, like monthly sales peaks due to festivals. Irregular components, or residuals, represent random variations that cannot be explained by trend or seasonality. Understanding these components is vital for decomposing time series data, identifying underlying patterns, and building accurate forecasting models. Option A: Residuals are part of irregular components, but "noise" is not explicitly categorized as a separate time series component. Option C: Cyclic patterns are distinct from seasonality and are not a guaranteed component of time series. Option D: Moving averages are a forecasting method, not a fundamental component of time series. Option E: Autoregressive components belong to forecasting models like ARIMA, not core components of time series.
47.87% of 749.76 + 35.11% of 399.76 = β? + 23.15 Γ 20.87
- What approximate value will come in place of the question mark (?) in the following question? (Note: You are not expected to calculate the exact value.)
(?)2 = (5.99)2 + (7.88)2 + 43.99

Train 'P' travels at a speed of 45 km/h and crosses train 'Q' in 15 seconds while moving in opposite directions. Determine the speed of train 'Q' if the...
`[(7.99)^2 - (13.001)^2 + (4.01)^3]^2=` ?
A number is first increased by 35% and then decreased by 35%. If the net change in the number is 302.5, then find the original number.
A bag contains red, green, and blue balls, with a total of 16 balls. The probability of drawing two blue balls in one draw is 3/8. How many blue balls a...
35.05% of 14.87 Γ (13.02 β ?) + 30.19 = 188.7
What approximate value will come in place of the question mark (?) in the following question? (Note: You are not expected to calculate the exact value.)...