Which of the following best explains the difference between majority and concurring opinions? a. a majority opinion is the collective opinion of the majority, while the concurring opinion is the collective opinion of the minority or the losing side of a vote. b. a majority opinion reflects the opinion of the dissenters, while the concurring decision agrees with the dissenters, but for different reasons than the majority opinion. c. a majority opinion is the collective opinion of the winning side, while a concurring opinion agrees with the majority vote, but for different reasons than the majority opinion. d. a majority opinion reflects the opinion of the majority of americans, while a concurring opinion reflects the opinion of the majority vote in a supreme court ruling.