Answer: Both B and C
B. It will probably be easier to weigh heavy slabs that are stacked together rather than pulling out some slabs from different stacks.
C. Each stack has a variety of slabs, so choosing all of the slabs in some of the stacks should represent the population fairly well.
Step-by-step explanation:
B. By weighing entire stacks, the manager would only need to retrieve, weigh, and return about 101010 units. By weighing fewer slabs per stack, there are many more steps in the process and it is more complicated to track where to return the weighed slabs.
C. If each stack reflects the variety in the population, then choosing the stacks as clusters is a good way to get a sample that looks like the population.