Which of the following is true if a debtor engaged in fraud in order to convince a surety or guarantor to enter into a contract with a third party?

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A)If the debtor engaged in fraud to convince the surety or guarantor to enter the
contract,the surety or guarantor may assert this fraud as a defense and will likely be discharged from liability.
B)If the debtor engaged in fraud to convince the surety or guarantor to enter the contract,the surety or guarantor may assert this fraud as a defense and will likely be discharged from liability.
C)If the debtor engaged in fraud to convince the surety or guarantor to enter the contract,the surety or guarantor may assert this fraud as a defense and will likely be discharged from liability.
D)If the debtor engaged in fraud to convince the surety or guarantor to enter the contract,the surety or guarantor may assert this fraud as a defense and will likely be discharged from liability.
E)If the debtor engaged in fraud to convince the surety or guarantor to enter the contract,the surety or guarantor may assert this fraud as a defense and will likely be discharged from liability.

Which of the Following Is True If a Debtor Engaged