Under the Magnuson-Moss Act,if a seller gives a consumer a full warranty on consumer goods whose price exceeds $10,the seller:
A)may not limit the duration of any implied warranty.
B)may not modify the duration of any implied warranty.
C)may not disclaim any implied warranty.
D)may not disclaim,modify,or limit the duration of the implied warranty.

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The Magnuson-Moss Act limits a seller's ability to disclaim implied warranties.If a seller gives a consumer a full warranty on consumer goods whose price exceeds $10,the seller may not disclaim,modify,or limit the duration of any implied warranty.If a limited warranty is given,the seller may not disclaim or modify any implied warranty but may limit its duration to the duration of the limited warranty if this is done conspicuously and if the limitation is not unconscionable.

Under the Magnuson-Moss Act,if a Seller Gives a Consumer a Full