Nvidia, a California corporation, manufactures tegra ultra graphics cards specially for Nintendo's new version of the Switch, the 2.0. Nintendo, a Japanese corporation, only sells the 2.0 Switch in Japan and the tegra ultra graphics card is only used for the 2.0 switch. One day, Yuki Hoyabashi buys the console, then a year later, decides to move to America, becomes an American citizen, and settles in New Hampshire. While Hoyabashi is on vacation in Alaska, the console explodes, causing her injuries. Hoyabashi returns to New Hampshire where she has surgery to treat her injuries, and files suit in New Hampshire federal court, seeking $37,500 for her medical injuries and $38,000 for negligent infliction of emotional distress. Nvidia files a joint motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim and to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction 15 days after the complaint was served on a security guard at the gate of Nvidia's California campus. Three days, later Nvidia files a motion to dismiss for improper service and a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction. What result?A.The court will dismiss, but only because service of process was improper under the federal rules.B.The court will dismiss because Nvidia had no purposeful contacts with New Hampshire and because service of process was improper.C.The court will dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction because the amount in controversy is unmet.D.The court will deny all motions.

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