Bill and his buddies go to SCREAM,an amusement park with multiple thrill rides,rock climbing walls,a skateboard park,and a bungee jumping area.The park has a general admission charge of$50.00which is paid when you enter,The patrons do not sign anything as they enter,but on the back of the entrance ticket in small print is exculpatory language releasing the park from any liability in the event of injury.It indicates that it is part of the contract entered into with the park when you buy the ticket.Bill does not see this language nor does anyone advise him of it,Laterthat day,Bill goes to the Bungee area anddecides to give it a try,They have visible signs posted warning of dangers associatedwith the ride as you get ready.Bill sees the signsand readsthem but still wants to forge ahead.Bill jumps and herniates two disks in his backand wants to sue the park.He believes that they used the wrong strength bungee cord and never asked him his weight and that is what caused the injur,Discuss the issuesand analysis how you would undertake to determine if the SCREAMPark's defense ofrelease of liabilityshould block hislaw suit against them.Would your decision be any different if the park had Bill sign a separate release form before he got on the ride?