U-Can-Own-It Corporation sells appliances to less educated consumers,including Vi,on installment plans. U-Can-Own-It files a suit against Vi when she stops making payments. Vi claims that the deal is unconscionable. The court will most likely consider
A)the geographic area of the relevant market.
B)the parties' relative bargaining power.
C)the quality of related products in the general market.
D)the relation of this deal to those of other customers.

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The court will most likely consider the parties' relative bargaining power when determining if the deal is unconscionable. Vi, as a less educated consumer buying on an installment plan, may have less bargaining power than U-Can-Own-It Corporation, and this power dynamic may make the deal unconscionable. The other options listed are less relevant to a determination of unconscionability.

U-Can-Own-It Corporation Sells Appliances to Less Educated Consumers,including Vi,on Installment