Based on how the law understands carelessness, which of the following would immediately indicate the presence of compensable negligence?

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Compensable negligence requires a failure to exercise reasonable care, which is indicated by omitting reasonable care. Balancing competing interests and acting deliberately suggest intent and are not necessarily indicative of negligence. Intending to cause damage would be considered intentional harm, rather than negligent behavior.

Based on How the Law Understands Carelessness, Which of the Following