19. One analyst want to conduct a work sampling to estimate the idle time of a worker in an assembly line. The study will cover 60 days and we know the worker is working 8 hours a day. The analyst wants to make 10 observations, please make a schedule based on the following random number table, please gue th

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19. One analyst want to conduct a work sampling to estimate the idle time of
a worker in an assembly line. The study will cover 60 days and we know the
worker is working 8 hours a day. The analyst wants to make 10 observations,
please make a schedule based on the following random number table, please
give the detail how you generate each observation point.
1
2
3
6912
7264
2801
8901
4627
8387
2
3491
1192
0575
7547
2093
4617
3.
4715
2486
2776
2664
3856
0064
4
1632
1546
1950
1844
1123
1908
8510
7209
0938
2376
0120
4237
6
3950
1328
7343
6083
2108
2044
7871
7752
0521
8511
3956
3957
8
2716
1396
7354
0249
7728
8818
9.
2935
8259
9912
3761
4028
9207
10
8533
9957
9585
1039
2159
2438
11
0508
1640
2768
4666
9530
3352
12
2951
0131
4359
3095
4421
3018
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Transcribed Image Text:19. One analyst want to conduct a work sampling to estimate the idle time of a worker in an assembly line. The study will cover 60 days and we know the worker is working 8 hours a day. The analyst wants to make 10 observations, please make a schedule based on the following random number table, please give the detail how you generate each observation point. 1 2 3 6912 7264 2801 8901 4627 8387 2 3491 1192 0575 7547 2093 4617 3. 4715 2486 2776 2664 3856 0064 4 1632 1546 1950 1844 1123 1908 8510 7209 0938 2376 0120 4237 6 3950 1328 7343 6083 2108 2044 7871 7752 0521 8511 3956 3957 8 2716 1396 7354 0249 7728 8818 9. 2935 8259 9912 3761 4028 9207 10 8533 9957 9585 1039 2159 2438 11 0508 1640 2768 4666 9530 3352 12 2951 0131 4359 3095 4421 3018 Answer:
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