Question $8$

Like many companies, when Apple first created their mp$3$ player, a "shuffle" function was installed. The goal of the shuffle was to allow listeners to have a random playlist created for them; however, customers were frustrated because an artist might be played twice in a row and complained that it didn't "seem" random. The shuffle function violated their expectation of randomness, and Apple created a pseudo$-$random function that prevented any artist or album from being played sequentially. Apple's original, true shuffle didn't fit with which of the following?

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a Customers' prototype of randomness

b Customers' availability of randomness

c Customers' exemplar of randomness

d Customers' pattern of randomness