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As part of a statistics project, a 6th grade teacher brings to class a container with 300 red marbles and 500 white marbles which are thoroughly mixed. To figure out how many marbles in the container are red without actually counting them all, a student randomly draws 40 marbles from the container. Of the 40 marbles drawn, 16 are red.

The sampling method used in this example is called
◦ random sampling, but not simple random sampling.
◦ simple random sampling.
◦ stratified sampling.
◦ quota sampling.
◦ none of these
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