Mark lives in a jurisdiction with the following definitions of four assaultive offenses: (1) an assault is an attempt or threat to inflict bodily injury upon another person. (2) An aggravated assault is an assault involving a weapon capable of inflicting death or serious bodily injury. (3) A second-degree battery is the unlawful use of force against another person that entails some injury or offensive touching. And (4) a first-degree battery is the unlawful use of force against another person that either (a) is done with a weapon and leads to injury or offensive contact or (b) that results in a serious physical injury, regardless of whether a weapon was involved. Simple assault and second-degree battery are misdemeanors; aggravated assault and first-degree battery are felonies. During a dispute in a parking lot over a parking space, Mark intentionally hit Robin on the right arm with a baseball bat that he keeps in the trunk of his vehicle. Robin suffered a broken arm. What crime has Mark committed? Group of answer choices first-degree battery aggravated assault simple assault misdemeanor creating a public disturbance second-degree battery