Sharp Products, Inc. makes and sells high$-$end kitchen knives. Tim buys a knife from Sharp Products and cuts his hand while slicing cheese. Tim sues Sharp for his injuries claiming product liability based on negligence. Tim will likely A$.$ lose, because it is a commonly known danger that knives are sharp. B$.$ lose because Tim was not using the knife correctly. C$.$ win, because Sharp's knives posed an unreasonable risk to users. D$.$ win, because knives are inherently dangerous to users.