Tutorial ExerciseA student government organization is interested in estimating the proportion of students who favor a mandatory "pass-fail" grading policy for elective courses. A list of namesand addresses of the 645 students enrolled during the current quarter is available from the registrar's office. Using three-digit random numbers in row 2 of the table of randomnumbers and moving across the row from left to right, identify the first 10 students who would be selected using simple random sampling. The three-digit random numbers beginwith 885, 470, and 989.Step 1To ensure a truly random selection of 10 students from the list of 645, first assign each student a number between 1 and 645, then use the following row from the randomnumber table to select the sample of 10 students.88547 09896 95436 79115 08303 01041 20030 637540845928364The first three-digit numbers from this row were given to be 885, 470, and 989. Continuing from left to right, the remaining three-digit numbers in this row are 695,, 150, 830,041,306, 375,459, and RANDOM NUMBERS63271 59986 71744 51102 15141 80714 5868388547 09896 95436 79115 08303 01041 2003055957 5724366535838654479034835 15290 7661609911 1976167122 4557346276 874538435855363 0744967191931086375440102 2664621625 1699913554 7994508459 283646014715702133852278212777 21861 68689032633037874240 0346626488411165705111082 6676245406 7848469393 92785 49902 58447 4204813186 29431 88190 04588 38733 8129017726 28652 56836 78351 47327 1851836520 64465 05550 30157 82242 2952081628 36100 39254 56835 37636 0242184649 48968 75215 75498 4953963291 11618 12613 75055 4391570502 53225 03655 05915 3714006426 24771 59935 4980120711 55609 29430 7016541990 70538 77191 2586072452 36618 76298 26678 8933437042 40318 57099 10528 0992553766 52875 15987 46962 6734290585 58955 5312216025 8429932001 96293 37203 64516 5153062606 64324 46354 7215710078 28073 85389 5032491561 46145 24177 1529413091 98112 53959 7960755204370694026167248 201354980414500155626416598124 75732 00815 834521006152244 63303 10413 63839 74762269338761889541 702909222255201697537260298063 89641 6495340640401132734023756492923640164531 568274839391322 2565394477 02494 8821531639 5200918873897737759253310 6738073417 83920 69468 7497233938 95567 29380 7590696244 290024133557651 95508 80033842492534816281082431049354935993374552530825065432719196927387129180746453698280433261374 05815 067140922664419294570612571353776699735550289

Given: 10 students are to be randomly selected from a total of 645 students using the table of…

A student government organization is interested in estimating the proportion of students who favor a mandatory "pass-fail" grading policy for elective courses. A list of names and addresses of the 645 students enrolled during the current quarter is available from the registrar's office. Using three-digit random numbers in row 2 of the table of random numbers and moving across the row from left to right, identify the first 10 students who would be selected using simple random sampling. The three-digit random numbers begin with 885, 470, and 989. Step 1 To ensure a truly random selection of 10 students from the list of 645, first assign each student a number between 1 and 645, then use the following row from the random number table to select the sample of 10 students. 88547 09896 95436 79115 08303 01041 20030 63754 08459 28364 The first three-digit numbers from this row were given to be 885, 470, and 989. Continuing from left to right, the remaining three-digit numbers in this row are 695, ,150, 830, [ 041, 306, 375, 459, and