A private nuclear reactor leaks radiation. Nearby residents suffer from radiation poisoning. It is determined that the reactor was working properly when it failed. Which legal doctrine supports a cause of action for radiation poisoning? Failure to warn Strict Liability Negligence per se Assault on a person The manager at a nuclear power plant takes all possibte precautions to promote safety. Despite the power plant manager's best efforts, an accidental explosion occurs that injures an em ployee. Negligence per se Failure to warn Negligence Strict liability A company specializing in the transportation of wild animals a Bengal tiger back to a zoo. During the journey, the truck overheats, and the driver enters the emergency lane of the roadway. While the truck is stopped, a car skids out of control and collides with it. Somehow, the tiger is released during the crash and injures a passenger in the car. Yes, because the company failed to use reasonable care Yes. because this was an ultrahazardous activity No, because the injury was unintentional