The district court for the District of Wyoming hears a negligence case under its diversity jurisdiction. The traditional rule is that a negligence case is governed by the law of the place of the injury. An old Wyoming Supreme Court decision applied this traditional rule. In analogous cases, however, the Wyoming Supreme Court, has more recently applied a more flexible approach, where it applies the law of the state with the greatest interest in the case. Although the Wyoming Supreme Court has never applied this "interest analysis" directly to a negligence case, intermediate courts have done so. In this case, the injury in this case took place in Wyoming, but it is undisputed that California has the greatest interest in the resolution of the case because both parties are citizens of California. What negligence law is the district court most likely to apply? a- Wyoming law b- California law c-Federal negligence law d-The court may pick whichever law it thinks is best in this case