Which statement is true about Trial Maneuver accuracy?

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Trial Maneuver accuracy relies on a stable reference frame provided by stabilization data. The system uses this stabilized reference to compute and evaluate a proposed maneuver, so you need valid stabilization input to even perform the calculation. If there is no stabilization input, the maneuver assessment can’t be performed, making it unavailable. If the stabilization data contains errors, the reference frame is off, and the predicted outcome will be incorrect. That’s why the statement that it’s unavailable without stabilization input and will be inaccurate if stabilization has errors best describes how this works. The ideas that it’s independent of stabilization or that it doesn’t require stabilization input don’t fit, because stabilization is what anchors both the calculation and the resulting accuracy.