Devices that fail after use by the consumer have defects that are called
A) primary defects
B) secondary defects
C) tertiary defects
D) engineering defects

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Devices that fail after use by the consumer have defects that are called secondary defects. Primary defects are those that are present at the point of sale, while tertiary defects are those that do not affect the safety or function of the device. Engineering defects refer to flaws in the design or construction of the device.

Devices That Fail After Use by the Consumer Have Defects