Discussion
Assertion (A): The dynamic hypothesis predicts larger seeding effects than the static one.
Reason (R): It allows the cloud itself to grow rather than only altering its microphysics.
Answer: A
Both are true and the reason gives the distinction, and the dynamic effect has proved much harder to demonstrate convincingly. Most operational programmes are justified on static grounds instead. Modest claims are easier to defend than ambitious ones.
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