Consider the following arguments: Empirical Generalization A Empirical Generalization B I have eaten at 12 Italian restaurants chosen at random, all of which had a wide selection of pasta dishes. So, I figure that all of the Italian restaurants I visit will have a wide selection of pasta dishes. I have eaten at three Italian restaurants chosen at random, all of which had a wide selection of pasta dishes. So, I figure that all of the Italian restaurants I visit will have a wide selection of pasta dishes. When formatted as argument forms, the arguments look like this: Formalized Argument A Formalized Argument B P: The 12 random Italian restaurants that I have visited all had a wide selection on pasta dishes. P: The three random Italian restaurants that I have visited all had a wide selection of pasta dishes. C: All of the Italian restaurants that I visit in the future will have a wide selection of pasta dishes. C: All of the Italian restaurants that I visit in the future will have a wide selection of pasta dishes. Identify the sample, target, and statement for Argument A and Argument B. Argument A Sample: Target: Statement: Argument B Sample