Please explain why the photocopy is offered to prove the "truth of the matter asserted," in easy to understand language.

The beneficiary of a decedent's life insurance policy has sued the life insurance company for the proceeds of the policy. At issue is the date when the decedent first experienced the heart problems that led to his death. The decedent's primary care physician has testified at trial that the decedent had a routine checkup on February 15. The physician then identifies a photocopy of a questionnaire, provided by the physician and completed by the decedent on that date, in which the decedent wrote: "Yesterday afternoon | broke into a big sweat and my chest hurt for a while." The beneficiary now offers the photocopy in evidence. Should the court admit the photocopy? No, because the original questionnaire has not been shown to be unavailable. B No, because the statement related to past rather than present symptoms. C Yes, as a business record. Yes, as a statement for the purpose of obtaining medical treatment