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Mathematical problems about frequency and probability There are 30 employees in a certain unit. There are 6 tickets for the concert. The leader decided to give them to 6 employees. For the sake of fairness, he numbered the employees by 1 ~ 30 and generated them randomly with a calculator____ One____ The number between the integer and the random number is the same as the employee going to the concert I don't want only one answer, give me a process, OK? I want to really understand what this question means. Thank you!
Random generation with calculator__ 6__ One__ 1--30__ Integer between
First, number 30 employees 1-30
Then use calculator to randomly generate 6 numbers within 1-30, isn't that ok
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