a political pollster wanted to fairly choose three voting precincts from an area of 34 precincts for a…

a political pollster wanted to fairly choose three voting precincts from an area of 34 precincts for a survey. she assigned each precinct a two - digit number from 01 to 34. (lets consider \01\, \02\, etc. to be two - digit numbers.) she then selected the following line from a random number table. 12627 98012 17689 58877 56601 95316 79858 starting from the left, she used the line above to form two - digit numbers as follows. 12 62 79... using this new list and starting from the left, she chose three two - digit numbers from 01 to 34. she skipped numbers she had already chosen, the number 00, and numbers greater than 34. the precincts that were assigned these two - digit numbers were chosen. which three precincts did the pollster choose? precinct , precinct , precinct
Answer
Answer:
Precinct 12, Precinct 01, Precinct 17
Explanation:
Step1: Analyze first number
The first two - digit number from the left is 12. Since (1\leq12\leq34), it is a valid choice.
Step2: Analyze second number
The next two - digit number is 62, which is (> 34), so we skip it. Then 79 is also (>34) and skipped. The next valid number is 01 ((1\leq01\leq34)).
Step3: Analyze third number
Continuing, we get 17 ((1\leq17\leq34)) as the third valid number.