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In a multi-defendant Wyoming tort case, the jury allocates fault at 60% to Defendant A and 40% to Defendant B, with the plaintiff faultless and total damages of $200,000. Under Wyoming's comparative fault statute, how is liability apportioned among the defendants?

Defendant A is liable for $120,000 and Defendant B for $80,000, each only for its proportionate share Defendants A and B are jointly and severally liable for the full $200,000 Each defendant is liable for $100,000 because they acted together The plaintiff must choose one defendant to collect the entire judgment from

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Defendant A is liable for $120,000 and Defendant B for $80,000, each only for its proportionate share

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