When Myrtle comes home from work one evening, she finds that her yard has been mowed and trimmed. Later, a man comes to collect for the yard work done. Myrtle refuses to pay for the work since she has never seen the man before and did not hire him to do her yard work. Which of the following answers is most accurate?a.Myrtle would not have to pay for the yard work.b.This is an implied, unilateral contract and she must pay the price requested by the man.c.The court would order Myrtle to pay the reasonable value of the yard work because of the benefit conferred on her.d.This is an express, voidable contract that either party may avoid.

Yolanda was shoveling snow from her sidewalk, and just to be nice, she also shoveled snow from her neighbor Melody's walk. The next day, Melody promises that she will pay Yolanda $25 for shoveling snow from her walk. Has a contract been created?a.No, Yolanda had a preexisting duty to shovel Melody's walk.b.Yes, Melody made a promise and that created the contract.c.No, past consideration is not valid consideration.d.Yes, Melody has a moral obligation to pay for the work, even if she didn't request it.

The owner of a new office building contracted with a well-known landscaper to design and install landscaping around the building for $30,000. The agreement was memorialized in writing, was signed by both parties, and called for a budget of $5,000 for trees, shrubs, sod, and materials. The contract required the landscaper to complete the work within six months. Due to an unexpected increase in the price of trees and shrubs, the landscaper abandoned the project and never completed any of the work.Three years after the landscaper's deadline, the building owner sued the landscaper for breach of contract. In the jurisdiction, the statute of limitations for breach of a services contract is two years after the breach, and the statute of limitations for breach of a sale-of-goods contract is four years.Can the owner recover damages from the landscaper? A. No, because the contract is divisible with respect to the services and goods, and the landscaper's breach is therefore subject to the two-year statute of limitations. B. No, because the contract primarily calls for services, and the landscaper's breach is therefore subject to the two-year statute of limitations. C. Yes, because the landscaper's breach was a result of an increase in the price of goods, and his breach is therefore subject to the four-year statute of limitations. D. Yes, because the landscaper's breach was willful, and he is therefore estopped from denying that his breach is subject to the four-year statute of limitations.

Groom Lawn Equipment pays Nancy Robinson a $1970 monthly salary plus a 14% commission on merchandise she sells each month. Assume Nancy's sales were $47,500 for last month.Calculate the following amounts:1. Amount of Commission: $2. Gross Pay:

If the seller resells, he may also recover Blank______ damages, but the seller must give the buyer Blank______ for any expenses that the seller saved because of the buyer’s breach of contract.Multiple choice question.consequential; discountintentional; creditincidental; creditconplementary; discount

Which of the following is an implicit cost of owning and operating a farm?multiple choicethe money a farmer could earn by working for someone elsethe money paid for repairing a tractorthe money received for crops grown during the growing seasonthe money paid for fertilizer each growing season