Which inductive generalization is stronger?

a. Wishing to discover whether audiences were likely to want to see her newest film,
a movie producer invited a randomly selected group of 300 potential viewers of the
movie. After screening a portion of the movie, she asked participants to fill out a
survey ranking their likelihood of viewing the new movie. Only 1/3 of the viewers
were positive about the film, so the producer concluded that it was not going to be
a success.
b. Wishing to discover whether audiences were likely to want to see her newest film,
a movie producer invited a randomly selected group of 100 potential viewers of the
movie. After screening a portion of the movie, she asked participants to fill out a
survey ranking their likelihood of viewing the new movie. Only 1/3 of the viewers
were positive about the film, so the producer concluded that it was not going to be
a success.


A

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