The Alphanumeric Coding of a Fingerprint Is a Systematic Description

Multiple Choice

The alphanumeric coding of a fingerprint is a systematic description of the main patterns on the print. Within a certain metropolitan district, 90% of the population have fingerprints that can be alphanumerically coded.

A) Can be alphanumerically coded, with a probability of 10%
B) Can be alphanumerically coded, with a probability of less than 90%
C) Cannot be alphanumerically coded, with a probability of 10%
D) Cannot be alphanumerically coded, with a probability of up to 90%
E) May be coded alphanumerically, but the probability is unknown