When you configure a random 1-out-of-100 sampler on an interface for Flexible NetFlow, which two results occur compared to traditional NetFlow?

Configuring a random 1-out-of-100 sampler for Flexible NetFlow means that only 1 out of every 100 packets is sampled and processed. This significantly reduces the amount of data the router needs to handle, leading to lower CPU and memory utilization. Consequently, the number of packets that need to be analyzed by the NetFlow process is also drastically reduced. "Only the flows of top 100 talkers are exported" is incorrect because sampling randomly selects packets, not specifically the top talkers. "The data export flow is more secure" is incorrect; sampling doesn't inherently add security. "The accuracy of the data to be analyzed is improved" is incorrect; sampling reduces accuracy for detailed analysis, though it can still provide a good statistical overview.