Patty sued Raphael for hitting her car,alleging that Raphael was texting at the time when the accident happened.Patty did not present hard evidence of texting,such as phone records.The jury held Raphael was not liable for the accident because Patty had not proved Raphael was texting,and that in fact it was Patty who failed yield to Raphael.Patty should:

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A)Appellate courts handle primarily questions of law,not questions of fact.
Questions of fact are determined in the trial court.Appellate courts can overrule trial courts on questions of fact only when the trial court's finding was clearly erroneous.
B)Appellate courts handle primarily questions of law,not questions of fact.Questions of fact are determined in the trial court.Appellate courts can overrule trial courts on questions of fact only when the trial court's finding was clearly erroneous.
C)Appellate courts handle primarily questions of law,not questions of fact.Questions of fact are determined in the trial court.Appellate courts can overrule trial courts on questions of fact only when the trial court's finding was clearly erroneous.

Patty Sued Raphael for Hitting Her Car,alleging That Raphael Was