L, M, and N are equal shareholders of LMN, Inc., a closely held corporation. All three are directors, but only L and M are corporate officers with salaries from the corporation. 'When N complains that the corporation has failed to pay dividends and \"left him in the cold,\" L and M tell him to "take a hike or sell your shares to us for $35Hshare.\" N is furious, convinced his shares are worth much more than $35. He asks for the corporation's full financial records and any documents related to indications by outside parties of an interest in buying in the business or its shares. A. N has a right to inspect these documents because he is a 10% shareholder B. N has a right to inspect these documents because he is a shareholder, and seeking to value the business and his shares is a proper pmpose C. N does not have the right to inspect these documents because as a non-officer shareholder he may only request to see the articles, bylaws and board minutes D. N does not have a right to inspect these documents as a shareholder, but only as a director