15. In an effort to determine why contract negotiations broke down resulting in a devastating long term strike, management formed a task force to randomly select and interview 75 of the 600 employees. The three-digit employee ID and Table 7.1 from your text was used to identify which of the employees were interviewed. Lines 106-109 of Table 7.1 are reproduced below. The first 10 employees selected would have ID numbers 47487 14893 18883 41979 57067 50211 15529 20807 85089 81676 61790 106 68417 35013 72765 47511 55300 94383 82739 60940 57890 72024 107 90656 87964 108 109 17868 15412 24943 39638 85453 46816. 83485 36009 19365

15. In an effort to determine why contract negotiations broke down resulting in a devastating long term strike, management formed a task force to randomly select and interview 75 of the 600 employees. The three-digit employee ID and Table 7.1 from your text was used to identify which of the employees were interviewed. Lines 106-109 of Table 7.1 are reproduced below. The first 10 employees selected would have ID numbers 47487 14893 18883 41979 57067 50211 15529 20807 85089 81676 61790 106 68417 35013 72765 47511 55300 94383 82739 60940 57890 72024 107 90656 87964 108 109 17868 15412 24943 39638 85453 46816. 83485 36009 19365

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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