In a Court of Law the Unique Fit of Known

Multiple Choice

In a court of law the unique fit of known and unknown fragments of a broken headlight is important for presenting information that:

A) Shows generally the manner in which the headlight broke
B) Demonstrates a definitive origin of the unknown pieces to known
C) Is statistically complicated to explain to nontechnical juries
D) Is simplified because the jury can't understand more technical work