Samantha and Luis are attempting to determine the average number of library books that seventh-grade students check out at one time. Samantha surveys every other seventh grade student leaving the library.

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Samantha and Luis are attempting to determine the average number of library books that seventh-grade students check out at one time. Samantha surveys every other seventh grade student leaving the library. She samples a total of 40 of the 200 seventh graders. Luis samples 30 of the 200 seventh grade students at random in the school cafeteria. Whose sample is the most random?

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Luis because the sample is taken from the population of all seventh graders.

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