What does the term 'defective goods' refer to?

Goods that are sold at a discount

Goods that do not meet the promised specifications

Goods that are overpriced

Goods that are unused

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B. Goods that do not meet the promised specifications

Solution:

The correct answer is 'Goods that do not meet the promised specifications.' Defective goods fail to perform as expected, whereas the other options do not define defectiveness.

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