Plz answer

Page of 4 ZOOM + pts) b. Then identify the exact legal principle that governs the correct answer in such a scenario. (4 pts) 6. Assume the parties exchange the money and the car, which has been sold "as is". Buyer then discovers that the passenger seatbelts don't work and that the Seller knew it but failed to bring it to Buyer's attention.) Buyer also discovers that the mileage shown on the odometer of the car has been turned back. Buyer promptly tries to return the car to Seller, who refuses to cooperate. Buyer decides to sue Seller because she wants her money back. Assume Buyer and Seller are California residents and that Buyer sues Seller in California. a. Change the font color of the correct answer to red from the following choices: Action for Rescission and Tort Damages; Action for Injunction Relief; Action for Rescission only. (4 pts) b. Name the specific fraud-related causes of action, if any, Buyer should include in regard to: i. The non-working seatbelts (2 pts) ii. The turning back of the odometer (2 pts)