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Which statement accurately represents the given scenario about Sara and Trang?

If Trang is first, then Sara is second
If Sara is second, then Trang is first
Sara can only be second if Trang is first
Trang must be first if Sara is second

The correct answer is: Sara can only be second if Trang is first

In this scenario, the relationship between Sara and Trang is such that Sara can only be in the second position if Trang is in the first position. This means that Trang being first is a necessary condition for Sara being second. Option C accurately captures this relationship between the positions of Sara and Trang. The other options do not accurately represent this constraint between Sara and Trang's positions.