Select the three general steps outlined in Miller v$.$ California to determine if a creative work is obscene:

a$.$ Whether the work is designed to appeal to a demographic known to enjoy offensive work or conduct

b$.$ Whether the work lacks serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value

c$.$ Whether the work depicts or describes sexual conduct in a patently offensive way

d$.$ Whether the work gains monetary value as a result of offensive content

e$.$ Whether the process used to create the work is offensive to contemporary morals

f$.$ Whether the average person would find that the work appeals to a prurient interest