Identify the type of sampling (stratified, systematic, convenience, or cluster) that best describes each of the following cases:
a. Splitting all district fourth grade students into 4 separate classrooms, then randomly selecting ten students from each classroom to form a sample of 40 students..
b. Standing near the entry of a local business and questioning every 10th person who walks by the business about brand recognition for the business.
c. Asking all visitors to your web site to answer a short survey.
d. An medical care researcher randomly selects 50 hospitals from the more than 6,000 across the U.S. then interviews all nurses at each of the selected hospitals.