Acme Corporation, incorporated in Delaware with its principal place of business in Arizona, makes electric hedge clippers in Arizona and sells them to Regional Distributors, Inc., a company incorporated in Colorado with its principal place of business in Colorado. Regional resells a single pair of Acme hedge clippers to a hardware store in Utah, which sells them to Montez, a Utah citizen. Montez is injured using the clippers and wants to sue Acme Corporation in Utah for her injury. A Utah court will probably (A) not have personal jurisdiction over Acme for this claim. (B) have personal jurisdiction over Acme for this claim, because (unlike in the Asahi and McIntyre cases) Acme is an American manufacturer. (C) have personal jurisdiction over Acme if she sues for this claim in a federal court in Utah. (D) have personal jurisdiction over Acme for this claim because it could foresee that Regional would resell into Utah, a neighboring state