Which of the following arises when a consumer knows that a defect exists but still proceeds unreasonably to make use of the product,creating a situation where the consumer has voluntarily assumed the risk of injury from the defect and thus cannot recover?
A)Last-clear-chance.
B)Contributory negligence.
C)Assumption of the risk.
D)Pure comparative fault.
E)Strict behavior.

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A)Assumption of the risk arises when a consumer knows that a defect exists but still proceeds unreasonably to make use of the product,creating a situation in which the consumer has voluntarily assumed the risk of injury from the defect and thus cannot recover.
B)Assumption of the risk arises when a consumer knows that a defect exists but still proceeds unreasonably to make use of the product,creating a situation in which the consumer has voluntarily assumed the risk of injury from the defect and thus cannot recover.
C)Assumption of the risk arises when a consumer knows that a defect exists but still proceeds unreasonably to make use of the product,creating a situation in which the consumer has voluntarily assumed the risk of injury from the defect and thus cannot recover.
D)Assumption of the risk arises when a consumer knows that a defect exists but still proceeds unreasonably to make use of the product,creating a situation in which the consumer has voluntarily assumed the risk of injury from the defect and thus cannot recover.
E)Assumption of the risk arises when a consumer knows that a defect exists but still proceeds unreasonably to make use of the product,creating a situation in which the consumer has voluntarily assumed the risk of injury from the defect and thus cannot recover.

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