Critical Reasoning (CR) | Re: If Mr. Salauddins statement is correct, then the events he predicts

I chose B due to the following:

The prompt indicates that if A is correct/happen, then B will happen. B happened, thus A is correct - much like many others of you guys.

B Seems to follow the same logic: If A is correct (running), B (electricity) must happen. B happened, therefore A is correct (it runs).

E follows the same logic at first, if A (delayed flight is correct), B (missed appointment happens). However, it does some kind of "inverted scenario" thereafter. B did not happen
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