Consider the following query:

SELECT genre.name, track.name

FROM track

CROSS JOIN genre;

Given the above data model, what do the results from this query represent?

a$.)$

It represents tracks that exist in the track table combined with their genre name as represented by the "genre$\_$id$"$ foreign key.

b$.)$

It represents every record in the track table, regardless of whether they have a genre$\_$id$.$

c$.)$

It represents every track paired with every genre in the genre table.

d$.)$

It represents every record in the genre table, regardless of whether there are tracks that belong to that genre in the track table.