A dependent, aged seventeen $(17),$ has a day job after school and makes $$5,500$ during TY$2023.$ Their parents collectively earn $$65,000$ a year for themselves, the $17-$year old dependent, and two $(2)$ other minor dependents $($a total of five $(5)$ people in the household$).$ Does the dependent pass the support test for being a qualifying child? $($Assume the parents' income is divided among all of the members of the household for the purposes of support allocation. Also, look at the reason as much as the "answer" when choosing from the options.$)$

Select one:

a$.$ No; The dependent earns more than the income threshold of $$4,700$ and cannot be a qualifying child for TY$2023.$

b$.$ Yes; The $$5,500$ earned is only about $30\%$ of the total amount of support for the dependent, under the $50\%$ threshold.

c$.$ Yes; The dependent is under the age of nineteen $(19)$ and lives with the parents, therefore age is not a limiting factor.

d$.$ No; The dependent cannot earn any income and still be a qualifying child for TY$2023.$