When formatted as argument forms, the arguments look like this: Formalized Argument A Formalized Argument B P: The water in the top three inches of the shallow end of the pool was found to be 75 degrees Fahrenheit. P: The pool water at depths of three inches, five feet, and eight feet was found to be 75 degrees Fahrenheit. C: All of the water in the pool is around 75 degrees Fahrenheit. C: All of the water in the pool is around 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Identify the sample, target, and statement for Argument A and Argument B. Argument A Sample: Water tested at three inches, five feet, and eight feet Target: Statement: Argument B Sample: Target: Statement: Empirical Generalization is more likely to have a random sample that is representative of the members of the target. Therefore, Empirical Generalization is likely to be stronger than Empirical Generalization