The Condorcet paradox
A)demonstrates that the order in which one votes on options may influence the outcome.
B)demonstrates that majority voting by itself may not reveal the outcome that society wants.
C)disproves Arrow's impossibility theorem.
D)Both a and b are correct.

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The Condorcet paradox shows that the order in which options are voted on can affect the outcome, and majority voting alone may not reveal society's desired outcome. This means that both options A and B are correct. However, it does not disprove Arrow's impossibility theorem, which states that certain conditions cannot all be met simultaneously in a voting system.

The Condorcet Paradox