A user belongs to groups that have read permission on a folder and NTFS create permission. Which of the following BEST describes the access the user will have to files in the folder?

Editing existing files requires the 'Write' or 'Modify' NTFS permission, which neither of the user's groups provides.

Creating new files requires the 'Create Files / Write Data' advanced permission, and editing requires 'Write' or 'Modify' - neither of which the user's groups grant.

The user holds 'Read' permission which propagates to existing files in the folder via inheritance, so existing files are readable.

The 'Read' basic NTFS permission allows viewing existing file contents and attributes. The 'Create' NTFS advanced permission in this context maps to 'Create Folders / Append Data,' which permits creating subfolders and appending to existing files - not creating new files. Without 'Write' or 'Modify,' the user cannot edit existing files or create new files, making read-only the effective access.