Answer:
d. Ginger cannot be sued under the theory of product liability.
Explanation:
Ginger sells goods to restaurant, and not to direct customers.
Customers can sue the restaurant owner for selling such baked products to them, and not to the direct manufacturer of such products.
Therefore, Ginger cannot be sued.
Although for any loss, the restaurant owner can sue Ginger, but not the direct customers under any scheme of Product liability. As the liability is of restaurant towards people consuming such baked products.
B. would be my best guess, (it's not D.)
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
Here's the complete question:
Ruth is taking ASVAB exam. Match each question with the correct section
Arithmetic Reasoning
Electronics Information
General Science
Question
Section
How is an object's weight related to its
mass?
How many 44-passenger buses will it
take to carry 100 people?
What does a transformer do?
Arithmetic Reasoning - How many 44-passenger buses will it take to carry 100 people?
Electronics Information - What does a transformer do?
General Science - How is an object's weight related to its mass?
<span>Larger vehicles tend to have longer stopping distances than other vehicles because they weigh more. Vehicles that way more take more time to slow down when traveling at the same speed as a vehicle that weighs less. For this reason, they take more time to slow down and need a larger stopping distance. </span>