In the Borda count voting system, each voter ranks the possible outcomes, giving 1 point to the last-place outcome, 2 points to second to last, etc. The outcome that receives the most total points wins. Suppose when outcomes X, Y, and Z are available, outcome Y is the winner according to a Borda count voting system. However, when outcome Z is no longer possible, outcome X is the winner according to a Borda count voting system.Which property does this voting method violate, according to Arrow's impossibility theorem