A work sampling study of dockworkers must be set up. There will be a large number of random observations. However, for this exercise, determine an observation schedule (arranged chronologically) for six observations. Assume workers are on the docks for eight hours a day, and that the study will be done over a 60-day period. Use the random digits listed below. Day Hour 81 22 53 94 95 96 17 28 39 70 61 12 43 04 25 86 27 28 19 1 3 03 19 25 70 81 93 02 18 27 33 44 53 05 10 28 33 41 53 66 9 7 3 4 3 2 4 9 7 7 1 Minute

A work sampling study of dockworkers must be set up. There will be a large number of random observations. However, for this exercise, determine an observation schedule (arranged chronologically) for six observations. Assume workers are on the docks for eight hours a day, and that the study will be done over a 60-day period. Use the random digits listed below. Day Hour 81 22 53 94 95 96 17 28 39 70 61 12 43 04 25 86 27 28 19 1 3 03 19 25 70 81 93 02 18 27 33 44 53 05 10 28 33 41 53 66 9 7 3 4 3 2 4 9 7 7 1 Minute

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