Jack owns a large boat that he keeps at a local dock. The boat can easily be tied down with a large tow rope, but Jack prefers to use a much smaller rope because it allows him to set sail more quickly when he wants to take the boat out. One day, the boat breaks loose in a storm and crashes into several other boats that were also kept at the dock. Using the Hand Formula, which of the following is true?

Jack is liable because the burden related to using the larger rope is small compared to the risk of damage if the boat breaks free.

Jack is liable because an owner of a boat is always strictly liable for damages that are caused when a boat breaks free.

Jack is not liable because Jack had no control over the storm, and the boat only broke free because of the storm.WRONG ANSWER

Jack is not liable because Jack secured the boat with a rope and is not required to use the bigger tow rope.