To explain how to use a line of Table D to choose an SRS of 5 students from the following list and to explain the method that estimate enough for a classmate to obtain the results.

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To explain how to use a line of Table D to choose an SRS of 5 students from the following list and to explain the method that estimate enough for a classmate to obtain the results.

Explanation of Solution

Label each student from 01 to 40 alphabetically. Go to the random number table and pick a starting point. Record two-digit numbers, skipping any that are not between 01 and 40 or are repeats, until you have 5 unique numbers between 01 and 40.

To show how you can use each of the digits using line 107 to select the sample.

Explanation of Solution

Given Information:

The following is the given table-

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The two-step process will be used for selecting an SRS using the random digit table.

1) Label each student from 01 to 40 alphabetically. We have added labels 01 to 40 to the alphabetized list of students below in the table:

2) Using the random digit table. Start at the left-hand side of line 107 and read two-digit groups. Select first 5 unique numbers ranging from 01-40, which will be selected student, since our students are labeled 01-40. If number is repeated use only once, since same student cannot be selected more than once.

Here is the beginning of the line 107:

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Group the above digits to two digit numbers. We get:

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Our SRS of 5 Pilot group of students chosen from class is: