2. Identify the type of sampling in each question: a. A restaurant's computer is programmed to print a survey for every 10th person who eats there. b. A website puts up a survey and asks readers to...

Extracted text: 2. Identify the type of sampling in each question: a. A restaurant's computer is programmed to print a survey for every 10th person who eats there. b. A website puts up a survey and asks readers to select whom they will vote for President. c. Researchers want to ask high school students their opinion about common core math. They randomly select 7 high schools out of 40 in the county, and then talk to all the students at those schools. d. A courtroom has 50 people who are asked to serve on jury duty. The clerk's computer selects 12 random people to be the jury. e. The VCCCD wants to survey students about a new registration system. They take a random selection (at each campus) of Oxnard, Ventura, and Moorpark students to make sure each college is represented. f. A politician wants to sample the people in his district about gun control. He gives a survey to the first 25 people who come to his office.