A warranty disclaimer is considered to be conspicuous when ________.
A) the seller implies the disclaimer
B) a reasonable person is able to notice it
C) it is present in the contract
D) it is expressed and approved by both seller and buyer

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A warranty disclaimer is considered to be conspicuous when a reasonable person is able to notice it. This means that the disclaimer should be noticeable and easily accessible, such as being prominently displayed in the contract or highlighted in bold letters. Implied disclaimers or agreements only expressed and approved by one party may not be considered as conspicuous.

A Warranty Disclaimer Is Considered to Be Conspicuous When ________