USE THE TABLE 7.1, RANDOM NUMBERS, FROM YOUR TEXTBOOK (P. 308)Assume a finite population has 400 elements. Using the first three digits of column four (starting with 511, 791, 099, ...), determine the first eight elements that will be selected for the simple random sample. Confinuous Probabilitv DistributionsChapter 7 Sampling and Sampling DistributionsTABLE 7.1 RANDOM NUMBERS63271599867174495436511021514179945807140104166535586832003093108135548854709896791152836415702083036375408459559575724383865099111976140102266466014746276874534479067122455738435821625227821699921861133856868955363074493483515290766166719112777032636939392785499025844742048303788761826933406401628113186294318819004588387338129089541702904011308243177262865256836783514732718518922225520127340104933652064465055503015782242295207260289641697532375654935816283610039254568353763602421980636495399337846494896875215754984953974240034664929236401455256329111618126137505564531913224391526488411165682730825705025322503655059153714057051483932565306543064262477159935498011108266762944770249488215271912071155609294307016545406784843163952009188739692741990705387719125860552047341783920694687497238712724523661876298266788933495567413357590629002339382938091807370424031857099105280992589773962444645353766528751598746962673427759257651955088003369828905855895553122160258429953310673808424925348043323200196293372033706920135645165153040261613740581506714626066432446354721576724849804092266441929457100782807385389503241450015562641650612571353776699156146145241771529410061981247573200815834529735513091981125395979607522446330310413638397476250289To select a simple random sample from the finite population of EAI managers, we firstconstruct a frame by assigning each manager a number. For example, we can assign themanagers the numbers 1 to 2500 in the order that their names appear in the EAI personnelfile. Next, we refer to the table of random numbers shown in Table 7.1. Using the first rowof the table, each digit, 6, 3, 2, . .., is a random digit having an equal chance of occurring.Because the largest number in the population list of EAI managers, 2500, has four digits, wewill select random numbers from the table in sets or groups of four digits. Even though wemay start the selection of random numbers anywhere in the table and move systematically ina direction of our choice, we will use the first row of Table 7.1 and move from left to right.The first 7 four-digit random numbers arenbers in thein groupsbility.6327159986717445110215141807Because the numbers in the table are random, these four-digit numbers are equally likely.We can now use these four-digit random numbers to give each manager in the popula-

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USE THE TABLE 7.1, RANDOM NUMBERS, FROM YOUR TEXTBOOK (P. 308) Assume a finite population has 400 elements. Using the first three digits of column four (starting with 511, 791, 099, ...), determine the first eight elements that will be selected for the simple random sample.

USE THE TABLE 7.1, RANDOM NUMBERS, FROM YOUR TEXTBOOK (P. 308) Assume a finite population has 400 elements. Using the first three digits of column four (starting with 511, 791, 099, ...), determine the first eight elements that will be selected for the simple random sample.

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