In a prosecution for drunk driving, the prosecution seeks to offer evidence that the defendant had a six-pack of beer on the passenger's seat of his car. Three of the beer cans were empty. Three were full. This evidence is:

Group of answer choices

A. Relevant, because this evidence proves beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant was drunk.

B. Relevant, because empty beer cans near the defendant tend to make it more probable that the defendant had recently drunk the beer.

C. Irrelevant, because someone else may have drunk the beer.

D. Irrelevant, because three beers may not have made the defendant drunk.