Just confirming the other answer is correct! It is A) share identical powers. The three branches are the executive, the judiciary and the legislature. They do have the same amount of power, just in different branches.
The Constitution establishes three branches of government that B) share identical powers. This means that the three different branches of government, meaning: the executive, the judiciary and the legislature all share the same amount of power, but exercise their work separately.
If there was a graph, it would be more helpful, but I believe the answer would be A. If you could provide the graph, I would correct myself if I am mistaken.
