Which of the following statements is true concerning the identification of evidence and comparison of evidence?
A. Identification tries to match evidence to a source, while comparison looks at the chemical and physical characteristics of evidence.
B. Identification identifies the class characteristics of evidence, while comparison identifies the individual characteristics of evidence.
C. Identification identifies the physical and chemical properties of evidence, while comparison tries to match evidence to a common source.
D. Identification identifies the individual characteristics of evidence, while comparison identifies the class characteristics of evidence