Population stays 100; resource capacity rises from 80 to 120 people. Capacity changes how?
AEnough → not enough
BNot enough → not enough
CNot enough → enough
DEnough → still enough
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Not enough → enough
The original capacity of 80 is below the population of 100, but the improved capacity of 120 exceeds it.
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