Next, we need to look at the random number table to find the random numbers that correspond to a demand of 22 orders per day. To do this, we need to find the random numbers that fall within the probability range of 0.15.
Looking at the random number table, we see that the numbers that fall in the range of 10-24 are 12, 20, and 23. Therefore, the range of random numbers corresponding to a demand of 22 orders per day is 10-24, which is option (a).
In summary, the solution uses the historical demand probability distribution table and the provided random number table to simulate the demand for butter in each of the 14 days over two weeks. The solution determines the range of random numbers that correspond to a demand of 22 orders per day by looking at the probability distribution table and finding the random numbers that fall within the probability range of 0.15.