While researching a topic.a student has taken the following notes: - British musicians John Lennon and Paul McCartney shared writing credit for numerous Beatles songs. - Many Lennon-McCartney songs were actually written by either Lennon or McCartney, not by both. - The exact authorship of specific parts of many Beatles songs, such as the verse for "In My Life," is disputed. - Mark Glickman, Jason Brown and Ryan Song used statistical methods to analyze the musical content of Beatles songs. - They concluded that there is 18.9% that McCartney wrote the verse for "In My Life," stating that the verse is "consistent with Lennon's songwriting style." The student wants to make a generalization about the kind of study conducted by Glickman, Brown, and Song Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal? A Based on statistical analysis Glickman, Brown, and Song claim that John Lennon wrote the verse of "In My Life." B There is only an 18.9% probability that Paul McCartney wrote the verse for -In my Life''; John Lennon is the more likely author. C It is likely that John Lennon, not Paul McCartney, wrote the verse for "In My Life." D Researchers have used statistical methods to address questions of authorship within the field of music.