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An AI research team conducts two separate experiments to improve a powerful model's performance by having it learn from a less powerful one. The results are as follows:

  • Experiment A: The less powerful model scores 50% on a task. The powerful model, after learning from the less powerful one, scores 70%. The powerful model's maximum possible score on this task is 90%.
  • Experiment B: The less powerful model scores 70% on a different task. The powerful model, after learning from the less powerful one, scores 78%. The powerful model's maximum possible score on this task is 80%.

Based on these results, which experiment demonstrates a more effective transfer of knowledge from the less powerful model to the more powerful one, in terms of closing the potential performance gap?

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