Jennifer executed a valid written and attested will, which left Blackacre to Jim, Whiteacre to Alice, and the remainder of the estate to Hazel. Subsequently, she executed a codicil, which left Blackacre to her mother. Prior to her death, Jennifer tore up the codicil with intent to revoke it. At her death, the court should: Admit the will to probate. Distribute Whiteacre to Alice and the remainder of the estate to Hazel. Admit the will to probate. Distribute Blackacre to Jim, Whiteacre to Alice and the remainder of the estate to Hazel. Admit the will and the codicil to probate. Distribute Blackacre to Jennifer's mother, Whiteacre to Alice and the remainder of the estate to Hazel. Admit the will and the codicil to probate. Distribute Whiteacre to Alice and the rest of the estate to Hazel