Which scenario would not be covered under the CPA?

The scenario where a business is leasing equipment for commercial use is not covered under the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) because the CPA primarily applies to transactions involving consumers purchasing goods or services for personal, household, or family use. In this case, a business leasing equipment is engaged in a commercial transaction, which is treated differently under the law. The CPA is designed to protect individual consumers in their purchases, ensuring fairness in transactions, and does not extend to business transactions that are considered part of a commercial enterprise. This distinction is important as it emphasizes the CPA's focus on protecting consumers rather than businesses, which have their own set of regulations and protections.