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Aunt Em lent Dorothy, her niece, $3,000 pursuant to an oral agreement. A couple of months later, Aunt Em needed to borrow some money from National Bank. She signed a security agreement with National Bank, granting the bank a security interest in her right to payment under the oral agreement with Dorothy. What category best describes Aunt Em's right under the oral agreement using Article 9 classification?Group of answer choices:a) General intangible.b) An account.c) A contract right.d) Payment intangible.
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