- Ashowing that the route figures the officer relies on would look just as they do even if not one passenger had altered his behaviour
- Bdenying that a second conductor was posted on the six routes
- Cquestioning whether the depot's count of ticketless travellers is accurately kept
- Dputting forward a course of action that the officer had not considered
Step-by-Step Solution
The officer's figure is ticketless travellers set against all passengers, and pass holders swell the second number without ever entering the first. Load six routes with pass holders and the fraction falls of itself, so the figure the officer treats as proof of changed behaviour is consistent with no change in anybody. The inspector does not deny the postings, does not say the count of ticketless travellers is inaccurate — he says it is being divided by the wrong thing — and he recommends nothing at all.
Answer: A) showing that the route figures the officer relies on would look just as they do even if not one passenger had altered his behaviour