Questions: I want to take a survey of students currently enrolled in my statistics course. There are 250 of them, so I number them from 001 to 250 in alphabetical order. If I use the portion of the given random number table to select the first five students to be interviewed, which five numbers will be selected? 174,095,148,064,239 174,095,148,174,064 690,416,581,787,174
Transcript text: want to take a survey of students currently enrolled in my statistics course. There are 250 of them, so I number them from 001 to 250 in alphabetical order.
If I use the portion of the given random number table to select the first five students to be interviewed, which five numbers will be selected?
$174,095,148,064,239$
$174,095,148,174,064$
$690,416,581,787,174$
Solution
Solution Steps
To select the first five students using the given random number table, we need to extract three-digit numbers from the table and match them to the student numbers ranging from 001 to 250. We will ignore any number greater than 250 and continue until we have selected five valid numbers.
Step 1: Understanding the Problem
We need to select the first five students to be interviewed using a random number table. The students are numbered from 001 to 250. We will use the given random number table to select these students.