Question 15 Car Lot's salesperson Dick offers to sell Ernie, who is twenty years old, a car. Dick intentionally misrepresents the vehicle's use and repairs. In reliance, Ernie buys the car. To prove fraud, Ernie does not have to show that O D. Ernie justifiably relied on Dick's misrepresentation in buying the car. O C and D are both correct answers. O B. Dick misrepresented material facts. O C. Ernie is under twenty-one. O A. Dick intentionally deceived Ernie.Question 17 A minor who is emancipated can disaffirm his/her contracts during minority or within a reasonable period after reaching majority. True O FalseQuestion 13 Awarranty disclaimer is "conspicuous" when ___ O a reasonable person's attention would be drawn to it when reading the written contract 0 it is present in the contract 0 the seller implies the disclaimer C) it is expressed and approved by both seller and buyer (Assume the sale herein described is covered by the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act). Kirsten just bought a car that had a one-year warranty stating that it covered the cost of parts, but not labor. It also stated that the warranty only covered the powertrain and no other part. What kind of warranty did Kirsten's car have? O disclaimer warranty O implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose O limited warranty O full warrantyAmbrose makes a contractual offer to sell three baseball tickets to Carl for $500. Carl responds by merely inquiring if Ambrose might be willing to take $450 for the tickets. Carl's inquiry as to whether Ambrose's will negotiate does not terminate the offer. O True O False