Which statement best defines a Motion for Directed Verdict, a Motion Notwithstanding the Verdict, and a Motion for a New Trial?

Rule $50$ allows for a Motion for a Directed Verdict whereby the Court may decide the case based on a preponderance of evidence; Rule $50$ allows for a a Motion for Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict which is filed no later than $28$ days and is awarded if the Court finds that reasonable minds can come to but one conclusion; Rule $58$ allows for a Motion for a New Trial to be filed within $28$ days after the Judgment Entry and is used to sought a new trial for such things as misconduct of the jury or excessive damages.

Rule $50$ allows for a Motion for a Directed Verdict whereby a new trial can be granted where reasonable minds can come to but one conclusion; Rule $50$ allows for a a Motion for a New Trial which is filed no later than $28$ days after the Judgment Entry and allows for the Court to modify the Judgment Entry; Rule $59$ allows for a Motion for a Judgment Nothwithstanding the Verdict to be filed within $28$ days after the Judgment Entry and is used to sought a new trial for such things as misconduct of the jury or excessive damages.

Rule $50$ allows for a Motion for a Directed Verdict whereby the Court may decide the case where reasonable minds can come to but one conclusion; Rule $50$ allows for a a Motion for Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict which is filed no later than $28$ days after the Judgement Entry and allows for the Court to modify the Judgment Entry; Rule $59$ allows for a Motion for a New Trial to be filed within $28$ days after the Judgment Entry and is used to sought a new trial for such things as misconduct of the jury or excessive damages.

Rule $50$ allows for a Motion for Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict whereby the Court may decide the case where reasonable minds can come to but one conclusion; Rule $50$ allows for a a Motion for a New Trial which is filed no later than $28$ days after the Judgment Entry and allows for the Court to modify the Judgment Entry; Rule $59$ allows for a Motion for a Directed Verdict to be filed within $28$ days after the Judgment Entry and is used