Torts12: In terms of the test for Physical Causation in the potential Sam v. The Resident Surgeon case, which of the following statements would have to be true if Sam were to win his case? O a. The specific type of damage suffered by Sam was a foreseeable outcome given the circumstances O b. The specific type of injuries to Sam were not foreseeable outcomes given the circumstances O c. But for the actions of the Cardiologist, Sam would not have suffered injuries O d. But for the actions of the Resident Surgeon, Sam would not have suffered damages O e. You just have to simply state that the Resident Surgeon caused the damage and injuries to Sam in order to prove Causation in this case