Which of the following three conditions should a reasonable voting scheme satisfy according to Arrow?

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Arrow's theorem outlines three conditions for a fair voting system: unanimity (if every voter prefers one option over another, then the group preference should reflect that), transitivity (if option A is preferred over B, and B is preferred over C, then A should be preferred over C), and independence of irrelevant alternatives (the group's preference between any two options should not be affected by changes in the ranking of other options).

Which of the Following Three Conditions Should a Reasonable Voting