Which of the following do courts often consider in determining whether a manufacturer was negligent in failing to warn?
A)The likelihood of the injury only.
B)The likelihood of the injury and the seriousness of the injury but not the ease of warning.
C)The seriousness of the injury only.
D)The likelihood of the injury,the seriousness of the injury,and the ease of warning.
E)The ease of warning only.

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A)Courts often consider the likelihood of the injury,the seriousness of the injury,
and the ease of warning when deciding whether a manufacturer was negligent in failing to warn.
B)Courts often consider the likelihood of the injury,the seriousness of the injury,and the ease of warning when deciding whether a manufacturer was negligent in failing to warn.
C)Courts often consider the likelihood of the injury,the seriousness of the injury,and the ease of warning when deciding whether a manufacturer was negligent in failing to warn.
D)Courts often consider the likelihood of the injury,the seriousness of the injury,and the ease of warning when deciding whether a manufacturer was negligent in failing to warn.
E)Courts often consider the likelihood of the injury,the seriousness of the injury,and the ease of warning when deciding whether a manufacturer was negligent in failing to warn.

Which of the Following Do Courts Often Consider in Determining