The Doctrine of Teaches That an Accident That Is Unlikely

question 79

Multiple Choice

The doctrine of teaches that an accident that is unlikely to occur unless the defendant was negligent is itself circumstantial evidence that the defendant was negligent.

• A)Comparative negligence
• B)Ipso Facto
• C)Res ipsa loquitur.
• D)Negligence per se.
• E)Strict liability.

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Definitions:

Skewed

A distribution that is not symmetrical, with a majority of data points lying on one side of the mean.

Bimodal

A distribution with two different modes, or peaks, in a set of data, indicating two dominant frequencies or values.

Normal Distribution

Normal distribution, often called a bell curve, describes a symmetrical distribution of data where most values cluster around a central mean.