Several members of a running club would like to survey the rest of the members to determine which 5K races the club should enter. They decide to use a random number table to sample 10 of the 78 members. The members are assigned the numbers 01-78. Refer to the given line from a random number table. Which numbers represent the first 5 members selected? 24000 75983 62200 91518 11198 88936 24,07, 59, 62, 20 O 24, 00, 07, 59, 83 O 24, 75, 36, 22, 51 O 24, 75, 98, 36, 22

Several members of a running club would like to survey the rest of the members to determine which 5K races the club should enter. They decide to use a random number table to sample 10 of the 78 members. The members are assigned the numbers 01-78. Refer to the given line from a random number table. Which numbers represent the first 5 members selected? 24000 75983 62200 91518 11198 88936 24,07, 59, 62, 20 O 24, 00, 07, 59, 83 O 24, 75, 36, 22, 51 O 24, 75, 98, 36, 22

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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