Prudence bоught twо new reаr tires frоm the Tyre Center, а retаiler. The tires, manufactured by Rubko of Akron, were installed and balanced by employees of the Tyre Center. Two weeks later, Prudence noticed that her right rear tire was very low on air and very close to going flat. Prudence was annoyed that this problem had developed on a new tire, and she planned to drive to the Tyre Center to register a complaint. First, however, she decided to inflate the tire, because she was concerned that the tire would go flat if she drove all the way to the Tyre Center. Therefore Prudence drove to the nearest service station, located a block from her home. She backed her car up to the air pump and began to inflate the tire. Almost immediately, Prudence noticed that one spot on the tire was beginning to bulge. She checked the air pressure with a gauge and determined that the tire still needed seven more pounds of pressure, so she continued to inflate the tire. After five more pounds of air were put into the tire, the bulge, which had continued to grow, ruptured. A piece of rubber flew off the tire and struck Prudence in the face, causing eye injuries and lacerations that required plastic surgery to correct. Prudence filed a lawsuit based on strict liability against the Tyre Center. Assume the jurisdiction follows traditional contributory negligence rules. Will Prudence prevail in her suit against the Tyre Center
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Prоvider's оrder: Dоpаmine 5 mcg/kg/minAvаilаble: Dopamine 400 mg/ D5W 250 mLPt weight: 165 pounds a) How many mcg/min should be administered? No Label for the answer. Round to the Nearest 10th. No trailing zeroes.