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A promise made by a manufacturer or dealer that a product meets certain quality standards and that defective parts will be repla

ced is called
a. A. guarantee.
B. premium.
C. warranty.
D. "good faith" pledge.

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ozzi2 years ago

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C. Warranty and proof the company believes in their product.

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