Vince generates accounting reports for the VP of Finance at Momentum Strategies, a PR firm geared toward political campaigns. Vince regularly prints tables that are two- or three-pages long and delivers hard copies to senior management staff. He wants to publish them to a secure area of the company intranet, but the rows of data separate from the column headings and totals line at the end. He wants to know how to present the tables properly in HTML5. What do you tell him?

a) Use the element with the , , and elements to structure the table. Group rows accordingly.
b) Create separate elements for each part of the table (header, body, and footer) and use CSS to position them correctly.
c) Utilize the tag to organize the table content into sections for better presentation.
d) Insert line breaks (
) between rows to visually separate the data, ensuring clarity in the table structure.