Peggy and Pete have formed a general partnership with no express terms beyond an agreement to work together as co-owners, selling electric weight-reducing belts. It's been a tough month. First, one belt exploded, resulting in a product liability judgment of $100,000. Then, Pete failed to pay a supplier, resulting in a breach of contract judgment of $200,000. Finally, Peggy inadvertently electrocuted a customer while demonstrating a belt, resulting in a negligence judgment of $300,000. What isPete'spotential liability?

Select one:

a.$0

b.$200,000

c.$300,000

d.$600,000