Questions: Import customs officials sometimes randomly select crates of cargo for close, but time-consuming, inspection. Suppose there are nine crates of cargo from the following companies, and customs officials will randomly select four for close inspection. 1. Ravenburg 4. Dallhoise 7. Cherryport 2. Corsair 5. Baggate 8. Foxwood 3. Sapphire 6. Strommond 9. Bamboro To do this, use the numerical labels attached to the previous names and the following list of random digits. Read the list of random digits from left to right, starting at the beginning of the list. 7480312009452877175398230664198453311793049512059711384

Import customs officials sometimes randomly select crates of cargo for close, but time-consuming, inspection. Suppose there are nine crates of cargo from the following companies, and customs officials will randomly select four for close inspection. 1. Ravenburg 4. Dallhoise 7. Cherryport 2. Corsair 5. Baggate 8. Foxwood 3. Sapphire 6. Strommond 9. Bamboro To do this, use the numerical labels attached to the previous names and the following list of random digits. Read the list of random digits from left to right, starting at the beginning of the list. 7480312009452877175398230664198453311793049512059711384
Transcript text: 18. Import customs officials sometimes randomly select crates of cargo for close, but time-consuming, inspection. Suppose there are nine crates of cargo from the following companies, and customs officials will randomly select four for close inspection. 1. Ravenburg 4. Dallhoise 7. Cherryport 2. Corsair 5. Baggate 8. Foxwood 3. Sapphire 6. Strommond 9. Bamboro To do this, use the numerical labels attached to the previous names and the following list of random digits. Read the list of random digits from left to right, starting at the beginning of the list. \[ 7480312009452877175398230664198453311793049512059711384 \] Which of the following statements is true?
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the Crates Selected for Inspection

Using the provided random digits \( 7480312009452877175398230664198453311793049512059711384 \), we read from left to right to select crates numbered from 1 to 9. The unique digits corresponding to the crate numbers selected for inspection are \( 8, 3, 4, \) and \( 7 \).

Step 2: Map Crate Numbers to Company Names

The selected crate numbers correspond to the following companies:

  • \( 8 \) corresponds to Foxwood
  • \( 3 \) corresponds to Sapphire
  • \( 4 \) corresponds to Dallhoise
  • \( 7 \) corresponds to Cherryport

Final Answer

The companies selected for close inspection are: \[ \boxed{\text{Foxwood, Sapphire, Dallhoise, Cherryport}} \]

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