Alternative a and Alternative B Have the Same ENPV

Alternative A and Alternative B have the same ENPV. When graphing possible results from the alternative projects, Alternative A has fewer values clustered around the ENPV and has a greater number of lower and higher possible values than Alternative B. What can be concluded when comparing Alternative A to Alternative B?

A) A is not as risky as B because its value distribution indicates a higher upside probability.
B) A is not as risky as B because its value distribution indicates lower overall variability.
C) A is riskier than B because its value distribution indicates a lower overall variability.
D) A is not as risky as B because its values are more equally spread over the entire value range.
E) A is riskier than b because its value distribution indicates a higher downside probability.