National Bank loans David Ink money and takes a security interest in David Ink's equipment. The security agreement describes the collateral as "all of the debtor's equipment." National Bank's financing statement describes the collateral as "all of the debtor's equipment and inventory." Does National Bank have a security interest in David Ink's inventory?Group of answer choices:a) Yes, because that collateral is described in the financing statement.b) Yes, because the collateral is described in the security agreement.c) No, because both the security agreement and the financing statement must describe the collateral in order for a security interest to attach in favor of National Bank.d) No, because the collateral is not described in the security agreement.

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