Beth wanted to make some money, so she decided to sell cocaine. She asked Albert, who was reputed to have access to illegal drugs, to supply her with cocaine so she could resell it. Albert agreed and sold Beth a bag of white powder. Beth then repackaged the white powder into smaller containers and sold one to Carol, an undercover police officer, who promptly arrested Beth. Beth immediately confessed and said that Albert was her supplier. Upon examination, the white powder was found not to be cocaine or any type of illegal substance. If Albert knew the white powder was not cocaine but Beth believed it was, which of the following is correct? 
Both Albert and Beth are guilty of attempting to sell cocaine. Neither Albert nor Beth is guilty of attempting to sell cocaine. Albert is guilty of attempting to sell cocaine, but Beth is not.  Albert is not guilty of attempting to sell cocaine, but Beth is.
Question: Beth wanted to make some money, so she decided to sell cocaine. She asked Albert, who was reputed to have access to illegal drugs, to supply her with cocaine so she could resell it. Albert agreed and sold Beth a bag of white powder. Beth then repackaged the white powder into smaller containers and sold one to Carol, an undercover police officer, who promptly arrested Beth. Beth immediately confessed and said that Albert was her supplier. Upon examination, the white powder was found not to be cocaine or any type of illegal substance. If Albert knew the white powder was not cocaine but Beth believed it was, which of the following is correct? 
A. Both Albert and Beth are guilty of attempting to sell cocaine.
B. Neither Albert nor Beth is guilty of attempting to sell cocaine.
C. Albert is guilty of attempting to sell cocaine, but Beth is not. 
D. Albert is not guilty of attempting to sell cocaine, but Beth is.
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