In terms of strict liability theory,which of the following is an example of an inherently dangerous activity?

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Strict liability is liability without fault.The law holds an individual liable without fault when the activity in which she engages satisfies three conditions: a)it involves a risk of serious harm to people or property; b)it is so inherently dangerous that it cannot ever be safely undertaken; and c)it is not usually performed in the immediate community.One example of an inherently dangerous activity is dynamite blasting in a populated area.

In Terms of Strict Liability Theory,which of the Following Is