Which of the following best represents express warranty?

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An express warranty is a statement of fact made by the manufacturer about a product, which can include representations about its quality, characteristics, or performance. An instruction for use (choice A) would be considered a form of warning or instruction, but not a warranty. Absence of a safety device (choice B) would be considered a defect or hazard, but not a warranty. Information regarding an inherent risk (choice D) would typically be classified as a warning or disclosure, but not a warranty.

Which of the Following Best Represents Express Warranty