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A latent defect is a defect thata. exists at the time of acceptance and could be discovered by a reasonable inspections.b. exists at the time of delivery.c. exists at the time of acceptance and cannot be discovered by a reasonable inspections.d. is discovered by the contractor's quality inspector.
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