Which design is the most appropriate for thisexperiment?Aeronautical researchers have developed threedifferent processes to pack a parachute. They want tocompare the different processes in terms of time todeploy and reliability. There are 1,200 objects thatthey can drop with a parachute from a plane. Using atable of random digits, the researchers will randomlyplace the 1,200 items into three equally sizedtreatment groups suitable for comparison.O Randomly number each item with 1, 2, or 3. Assignthe items labeled 1 to the process 1 group, assignthe items labeled 2 to the process 2 group, andassign the items labeled 3 to the process 3 group.O Number each item from 1 to 1,200. Reading fromleft to right from a table of random digits, identify800 unique numbers from 1 to 1,200. Assign theitems with labels in the first 400 numbers to theprocess 1 group. Assign the items with labels in thesecond 400 numbers to the process 2 group.Assign the remaining items to the process 3 group.O Number each item from 0000 to 1199. Readingfrom left to right on a random number table, identify800 unique four-digit numbers from 0000 to 1199.Assign the items with labels.in the first 400numbers to the process 1 group. Assign the items second 400 numbers to the process 2 group.Assign the remaining items to the process 3 group.O Number each item from 0000 to 1199. Readingfrom left to right on a random number table, identify800 unique four-digit numbers from 0000 to 1199.Assign the items with labels in the first 400numbers to the process 1 group. Assign the itemswith labels in the second 400 numbers tơ theprocess 2 group. Assign the remaining items to thepročess 3 group.O Select an item, and identify the first digit readingfrom left to right on a random number table. If thefirst digit is a 1, 2, or 3, assign the item to theprocess 1 group. If the first digit is a 4, 5, or 6,assign the item to the process 2 group. If the firstdigit is a 7, 8, or 9, assign the item to the process 3group. If the first digit is a 0, skip that digit andmove to the next one to assign the item to a group.Repeat this process for each item.

In this case, researchers want to compare the different processes in terms of time to deploy and…

Aeronautical researchers have developed three different processes to pack a parachute. They want to compare the different processes in terms of time to deploy and reliability. There are 1,200 objects that they can drop with a parachute from a plane. Using a table of random digits, the researchers will randomly place the 1,200 items into three equally sized treatment groups suitable for comparison.