Breakfast Foods Corporation markets waffle irons, one of which proves defective and injures Chelsea. Breakfast Foods's strict liability to Chelsea for the harm caused by the defective waffle iron is based in part on the fact that .a. Breakfast Foods profits from the sale of its waffle irons.
b. Chelsea is a person, not a corporation like Breakfast Foods.
c. marketing is an "abnormally dangerous activity."
d. the doctrine of strict liability is the norm rather than the exception.

"A"

Explanation:

Strict product liability is a law established to protect the interest of consumers , where a producer or seller of a product is liable for a defective product , even if the plaintiff demonstrated a degree of negligence.

Under this rule , any person who produces a defective goods is liable if the good should find its way into the market and causes damages to consumer .

In the question , the only point that proves that the good originated from Breakfast foods is the it profits from the sale of its waffle irons.