How does D not attack the premise? It says red light allows them to produce the most energy, but now D is saying scratch that blue produces the same amount of energy.
I was stuck between A and C. A was very compelling because I read it was a subet of the population got access but the group as a whole was restricted. But A does not correctly identify the voting itself must be limited.
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Exactly, I just want a clean excel view so I can easily see what to focus on. It doesnt even give me the option to cleanly filter through wrong answers and frequency.