families waste less electricity the more synchronized its schedule

DanaJ wrote:By measuring the electricity consumption of several households, a utility company learns that families waste less electricity the more synchronized their schedule. The more synchronized a household's schedule, however, the greater its natural gas consumption.

Which of the following can be reasonably inferred from the statements above?

A. The less synchronized a household's schedule, the more water the household likely wastes. - We don't know anything about water, eliminate

B. The less synchronized a household's schedule, the smaller the proportion of its natural gas consumption on its energy bill. - Hold on

C. The less synchronized a household's schedule, the more electricity it tends to conserve. - ls ^ el conserve - we don't know how and who conserve more electricity, we only know statement 1 above. We can not infer this statement, eliminate

D. The more gas a household consumes, the more gas it wastes. - this is generalized statement. we don't know what household does. We know only about more synchronized households. we can not infer this, eliminate

E. More and more households are using a higher percentage of electricity. - Same as D