The test of "foreseeability" is generally used to determine the existence of which element of a negligence case?
A) Duty of due care.
B) Breach.
C) Factual cause.
D) Injury.

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The test of "foreseeability" is used to determine whether a defendant owed a duty of due care to the plaintiff, which is the first element that must be established in a negligence case. The defendant must have been able to reasonably foresee that their actions (or failure to act) could cause harm to the plaintiff.

The Test of "Foreseeability" Is Generally Used to Determine the Existence