One of plaintiff's four theories of recovery was for negligence per se. Drawing on your knowledge of common lawnegligence, which best describes this theory? O a. Plaintiff proves three of

four elements of negligence by proving that Defendant violated a law or regulation meant to protect this plaintiff from this type of harm O b. The defendant's activity is so dangerous that it cannot be made safe, so defendant is subject to strict liability O c. Plaintiff need only prove that Defendant had complete control of the instrumentality that caused damage to plaintiff