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There is a population with 60 members from which a SYSTEMATIC sample of 5 members will...

There is a population with 60 members from which a SYSTEMATIC sample of 5 members will be selected. If the starting member is the 8th member, what is the sequence of the selected members' numbers? When giving the sequence, INCLUDE the number of the starting member as well.

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