A work sampling study is to be conducted on rush-hour traffic (4:00 p.m. to 6:59 p.m.) five days per week. The study will encompass 40 days. Determine the day, hour, and minute for 10 observations using the following procedure and table.

	1	2	3	4	5	6
1	6912	7264	2811	8921	4627	8387
2	3491	1192	0575	7547	2093	4617
3	4715	2486	2776	2664	3856	3264
4	1632	1546	1950	1844	1123	1918
5	8510	7209	0938	2376	0120	4237
6	3950	1328	7343	6083	2128	2044
7	7871	7752	0521	8511	3956	3957
8	2716	1396	7354	0249	7728	8818
9	2935	8259	9912	3761	4028	9207
10	8533	9957	9585	1039	2159	2438
11	0538	1640	2768	4666	9530	3352
12	2951	0131	4359	3095	4421	3018

Read two-digit numbers going down the first two digits of column 2 (e.g., 72 11 24 . . .), and then down the second two digits of that column (e.g., 64 92 86 . . .) for days.

For hours, read one-digit numbers going from left to right across row 7 and then across row 8. (Read only 4s, 5s, and 6s.)

For minutes, read two-digit numbers going down column 2, first using the last two digits (e.g., 64 92 86 . . .), and, after exhausting those numbers, repeat using the first two digits of that column (e.g., 72 11 24 15 . . .).

Arrange your times chronologically by day, then hour, and then minute. (Enter hours as a single digit (4, 5 or 6) without a leading zero.)