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Which of the following defines a 'defective product'?

1

A product that operates at a high cost

2

A product that fails to meet quality standards and safety

3

A product that is outdated

4

A product that is popular among consumers

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Answer

B. A product that fails to meet quality standards and safety

Solution:

A defective product is one that does not meet quality and safety standards, potentially risking consumer health and safety.

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