Question ID:PT53 S3 Q1 Passage:At many electronics retail stores, the consumer has the option of purchasing product warranties that extend beyond the manufacturer's warranty. However, consumers are generally better off not buying extended warranties. Most problems with electronic goods occur within the period covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Stem:Which one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:Problems with electronic goods that occur after the manufacturer's warranty expires are generally inexpensive to fix in comparison with the cost of an extended warranty. Choice B:Because problems are so infrequent after the manufacturer's warranty expires, extended warranties on electronic goods are generally inexpensive. Choice C:Most of those who buy extended warranties on electronic goods do so because special circumstances make their item more likely to break than is usually the case. Choice D:Some extended warranties on electronic goods cover the product for the period covered by the manufacturer's warranty as well as subsequent years. Choice E:Retail stores sell extended warranties in part because consumers who purchase them are likely to purchase other products from the same store.