Question 6 4 pts A person who decided to begin an exercising regimen first went to a scheduled information session. At the session the person was informed that s/he needed appropriate shoes for the exercise classes. The individual then went to a store specializing in athletic shoes, where s/he asked the clerk for guidance to purchase appropriate footwear. That sales clerk suggested the individual buy a specific shoe, which the individual did. Upon returning to the class, the instructor informed the individual the shoes would not work for this activity, and might result in injury to the individual if used in the class. When the individual sought to return the shoes, the store, referring to its three-day policy limiting returns/exchanges, refused to do so. The store: O could rightfully refuse to allow return of the footwear. breached an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose and must refund the individual's money or provide an exchange of the footwear. did not breach a warranty of any kind as there was no contract with promises in it. O none of the above