Kenneth sells used books. He was having trouble paying his bookstores rent, so one day, he took out the page of a fifth edition book that showed the year the book was printed. The first edition of this book did not have a page listing the year the book was printed. Without this page, the fifth edition book looked like the books first edition despite the fact that the fifth edition had been printed $100$ years later and was not worth nearly as much as a first edition. Hoping someone would mistake it for a first edition, Kenneth tripled the price of the book.A book enthusiast named Samantha came into the shop and looked at the book. She did not have an interest in buying it until she started to think it was a first edition. Once she thought she had stumbled upon a rare, first edition of the book, she quickly bought it$.$ Was Samanthas reliance reasonable?