A car rental company is trying to determine the average daily price their customers pay for their rental cars. Instead of taking a simple random sample of twenty of all their cars, they divide the cars into two groups, two-door cars and four-door cars. How would the number of two-door cars in a simple random sample compare to the number of cars in the stratified proportionate sample they took? The number of two-door cars would be higher in the simple random sample. The number of two-door cars would be lower in the simple random sample. There is no way to tell how the number of cars in a simple random sample would compare to the number of cars in the stratified proportionate sample because the number of cars in each group is not given. The number of two-door cars would be the same in both samples