In a class, every student likes exactly one novelist and one musician. If two students like the same novelist, they also like the same musician. The class can be divided into novelist groups, each group consisting of all the students who like one novelist. Similarly, musician groups can be formed. So each student belongs to one musician group and one novelist group. Which of the following is a valid conclusion?
- There are more musicians groups than novelist groups
- There are at least as many novelist groups as musician groups
- For every musician group, there is a bigger novelist group
- For every novelist group, there is a musician group of the same size
