Blueberry purchases batteries for its smartphones from a manufacturer who is known to have a higher defect rate and whose batteries have been known to explode. Joey purchases the newest Blueberry phone, and one week later while talking on the phone it spontaneously catches on fire and burns his ear and hand. In order to succeed in a product liability negligence lawsuit, Joey will need to show that Blueberry: a. breached its implied warranty of merchantability when it installed the battery. b. failed to use a less dangerous alternative that was economically feasible. O c. breached its implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose when it sold the phone. d. failed to exercise reasonable duty of care in inspecting the batteries and testing the final product. Hide Feedback Incorrect Carl files a lawsuit against the Goldman Manufacturing Co. alleging that he suffered injuries as a result of 3 a design defect in Goldman's food processor. In order to prevail, Carl must show that: a. the product was unreasonably dangerous due to a defective design. O b. the food processor met his consumer expectations and that his injury was unintended. O C. Goldman failed to adequately warn him of the danger of harm. > d. Goldman met the relevant statute of limitations or repose. X Hide Feedback Incorrect Wrong Check My Work Steven buys a car from Teresa, who tells him that it is the best car on the road." Teresa's statement is: O a. not a warranty O b. the tort of misrepresentation. c. an express warranty. d. an implied warranty. Hide Feedback Julia buys an exclusive Kitchen Helper blender from the Home Shopping Network. She uses it for a month to make smoothies for her children and is very happy with it. Then one day, as she's blending a smoothie, the motor on the blender begins to run very hard, and the blender begins to smoke. Julia quickly unplugs the blender, and she and the children must leave the house for a while until the burning smell dissipates. Julia sues Kitchen Helper under the doctrine of strict product liability. Which of the following is true? a. Julia is more likely to recover if she sues the Home Shopping Network instead. b. Julia will prevail because the blender is obviously unreasonably dangerous. c. Julia will not recover under this theory because there was no physical harm to herself or her home. d. Kitchen Helper has actually breached the implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose, which is Line