David Ink owned a small printing shop. Over the years, he had accumulated various pieces of equipment such as a press, a binding machine, and so forth, all of which were fully paid for. He also owned a truck which he used to make deliveries. He went to National Bank to borrow some money. He signed a security agreement that described the collateral securing the loan as "all of David Ink's assets." National Bank gave David Ink a $10,000 loan. Which of the following statement is accurate?Group of answer choices:-National Bank has a security interest in David Ink's equipment.- National Bank's security interest attaches to David Ink's assets because the description in the security agreement reasonably identifies the collateral.- National Bank's security interest does not attach to David Ink's assets because the description of the collateral does not reasonably identify the collateral.-National Bank's security interest attaches because National Bank has given value, David Ink has rights in the collateral and has authenticated the security agreement.

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