Franklin came into Edison's store, found a light bulb, and gave it to Edison at the cash register. Edison said $"$$$2\mathrm{.}99,"$ and Franklin paid the money. When Franklin got home, he put the light bulb in the type of socket that the light bulb is normally used. Franklin turned on the light. Because of a flaws in the light bulb that occurred during manufacture, the light bulb exploded and injured Franklin. Edison had no way of knowing about the flaw, and thought the bulb was perfectly safe. If Franklin sues Edison, Franklin will generally prevail on which of the following grounds?

Strict liability under $54024$ of the Restatement $($Second$)$ of Torts.

Breach of the implied warranty of merchantability.

Breach of the imnlifd warranty of fitness for a particular purpose.

Both $($a$)$ and $($b$).$