For each of the following enumerative inductions, (1) identify the target group, sample, and relevant property; (2) indicate whether the argument is strong or weak; and (3) if it's weak, say whether the problem is a sample that's too small, not representative, or both. Assume that the information provided in the premises of each argument is true.

5. A randomized Gallup poll of Berkeley students shows that 90 percent of them are in favor of immigration reform. Thus, we can safely say that Americans definitely want immigration reform.

6. In every winter for the past twenty years Buffalo has received several feet of snow. Therefore, assuming that the effects of global warming are mini-mal, Buffalo is likely to get several feet of snow in the next fifty winters.