Janae's car battery died and she needed a new one. She was particularly handy and decided to do it herself. She went to the local auto-parts store and selected a car battery and put it in her cart. When she was in the check-out line, she picked up the battery to place it on the check-out counter. As she was doing so, the car battery exploded and Janae suffered moderate injuries. She sued the battery maker and the auto-parts store. Which of the following statements is most correct?

Group of answer choices

Janae can recover from the battery maker if she can prove it was defective when it was delivered to the store.

Janae can recover only from the store for negligence and not the battery maker because she has not yet paid for the battery.

Janae cannot recover because batteries are inherently dangerous and she therefore assumed the risk of injury by picking it up.

Janae cannot recover from the store or the battery maker for her injuries because she has not yet paid for the battery.