Proceed as in Exercise 5.2 .1 , but use random sampling rather than "judgment" sampling. To do this, choose 10 random digits (from Table 1 or your calculator). Let the first 2 digits be the number of the first ellipse that goes into your sample, and so on. The 10 random digits will give you a random sample of five ellipses.

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Proceed as in Exercise 5.2 .1 , but use random sampling rather than "judgment" sampling. To do this, choose 10 random digits (from Table 1 or your calculator). Let the first 2 digits be the number of the first ellipse that goes into your sample, and so on. The 10 random digits will give you a random sample of five ellipses.

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Question Text	Proceed as in Exercise 5.2 .1 , but use random sampling rather than "judgment" sampling. To do this, choose 10 random digits (from Table 1 or your calculator). Let the first 2 digits be the number of the first ellipse that goes into your sample, and so on. The 10 random digits will give you a random sample of five ellipses.
Topic	All topics
Subject	Biology
Class	Class 12

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