Which of the following are true statments regarding randomness? Computers can generate tables o random values using the usual arithmetic operations. Websites such as random.org use natural phenomena to generate and distribute random values Tables of random values are usually "seeded" by the use of a clock output One benefit of "seeding" random values is that you can exactly reproduce results of a simulated experiement. Humans can easily pick random values from lists, just using their brains. Rolling dice repeatedly yields a reasonable sequence of random values. Humans can't generally create a reasonable list of random values, but if it's ustHT it's fine. Human-generated lists of this sort are not statistically different from those generated by computers. Computers usually store tables of random values rather than computing them Trom scratch