Mo is working at a small hardware store, and he sells a hammer to Frank. On that day, Mo was alone in the store - if he had not
come to work that morning, the store would have been closed. A year later, Frank is messing around during a break at work. He is not paying attention to anyone around him. He swings the hammer around to illustrate a point in a story he is telling, and he accidentally hits a coworker, causing an injury. Which of the following is true of Mo? a. He is a cause in fact of the injury.
b. He is a proximate cause of the injury.
c. Both A and B.
d. None of the above.
the answer is the letter d none of the above, since it tells you that a year after I buy the hammer when distracted by contacting a story I accidentally hit a co-worker, which has nothing to do since the accident He did not miss it because although he was quiet he sold the hammer to Frank he is not responsible for the use that the buyer gives him that is why he chose the letter d.
