An Examination of Goods Excludes Any Implied Warranty with Respect

question 13

Multiple Choice

An examination of goods excludes any implied warranty with respect to a defect that:

• A) is apparent after a reasonable examination is made.
• B) will not be apparent without chemical analysis.
• C) will not be apparent until the goods are processed or used in manufacturing.
• D) is unknown to all parties and is not detectable by reasonable examination.

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