The first 6 elements of a sequence of random numbers are: r1 = 0.82; r2 = 0.23; r3 = 0.95; r4 = 0.20; r5 = 0.14; r6 = 0.38; If a simulation begins with the fourth random number (r4), the first demand value would be:

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Bailey Crawford

4 November, 04:05

The first 6 elements of a sequence of random numbers are: r1 = 0.82; r2 = 0.23; r3 = 0.95; r4 = 0.20; r5 = 0.14; r6 = 0.38; If a simulation begins with the fourth random number (r4), the first demand value would be:

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Noel Ponce · Answer 1

the answer is r3 = 0.95

Step-by-step explanation:

6 elements of a sequence of random numbers =

r1 = 0.82; r2 = 0.23; r3 = 0.95; r4 = 0.20; r5 = 0.14; r6 = 0.38

As the simulation begins with fourth random number that is r4 = 0.20 so the first demand value would be r 3 that is 0.95 before fourth random number.