A consumer magazine randomly selects $250$ of its readers and asks whether their luggage was lost on their last airplane flight. Seven out of the $250$ lost their luggage. The consumer magazine conducted a simulation to determine the sample-to-sample variability and concluded that about $3\%\pm1.7\%$ of all passengers lose their luggage. Make a conjecture about what the number of passengers who lose their luggage might be if the magazine had surveyed $1000$ readers instead.