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Oleave her neighborhood, keisha has to drive through a construction area that is riddled with metal pieces and nails with the potential to puncture her tires. she got another flat tire just yesterday. the flat caused her to miss an important appointment with a prospective customer. keisha does not know michelin has introduced pax tires, which can keep rolling smoothly up to 120 miles, even if completely deflated by a puncture. for keisha, michelin pax tires are a(n) product because she doesn't know the product exists.

a. heterogeneous shopping
b. specialty
c. unsought
d. convenience
e. exclusive

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