A document-analysis subagent finds two credible studies reporting different adoption rates, 34% and 52%, using different survey methods. It reports only the 52% figure because that study had the larger sample. What should it do instead?

Answer: C — Report both values with their sources and methods, flagged as a conflict for the coordinator

Conflicting statistics from credible sources should be annotated with attribution, not resolved by picking one. The subagent completes its analysis with both values included and lets the coordinator decide how to reconcile them. (A) and (B) are silent judgments that discard information, and (D) loses the finding entirely.