Robert borrowed $900k on behalf of his company, RRR&G. A Robert signed a promissory note payable to Farmers Bank of Delaware on behalf of the corporation and as a personal guarantor. A Farmers Bank had financial difficulty, and as a result it sold many of its notes to the FDIC. A Among these notes purchased by the FDIC was the RRR&G note, which was guaranteed by Robert. A RRR&G filed for bankruptcy, and the FDIC sued Robert personally for payment of the $900k owed. A The FDIC presented photocopies of the promissory note and personal guaranty. A Robert objected to these copies being admitted as evidence, since they were not the original notes. A Should the photocopies be admitted into evidence in lieu of the original note and guaranty agreement? A Why?