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mikayla is two years older than jessica and recently got her driver's license. mikayla offered to sell jessica her old bicycle for $75. she told jessica that the bicycle was in excellent condition and recently had new brake pads put on. jessica gladly paid mikayla $75, but she crashed the first time she rode the bicycle. after taking the bicycle to the shop, she discovered that the brake pads were worn and needed replacing.
was the trade between mikayla and jessica voluntary?
a
no, because neither party benefited from the trade.
b
yes, because both parties agreed to the trade willingly.
c
no, because the trade was based on fraudulent information.
d
yes, because at least one party received a benefit from the trade.

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