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You have 400 employees, numbered 1-400. you want to interview 15. Describe how to randomly select the employees.

Please solve on excel spreadsheet.

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Random Sampling has been demonstrated in the selection of 15 employees out of 400. This has been achieved by the use of random numbers in an Excel file.

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