What Is the Most Likely Reason That Atherosclerotic Plaque Would

What is the most likely reason that atherosclerotic plaque would be responsible for producing a myocardial infarction?

A) Atherosclerotic plaque builds up on the endocardium, preventing blood from leaving the atriums.
B) Atherosclerotic plaque results in a narrowing of 50% of the coronary arteries.
C) Atherosclerotic plaque impairs the ability of coronary arteries to constrict and dilate.
D) Atherosclerotic plaque causes a blockage that prevents blood from reaching the myocardium.