Radner’s Game Town orders virtual reality headsets from Hawking, Inc. Hawking delivers, but Radner rejects the shipment without telling Hawking the reason. If Hawking had known the reason, it could have corrected the problem within hours. Radner sues Hawking for damages. Radner will

a. win because Hawking’s tender did not conform to the contract.

b. win because Hawking made no attempt to cure.

c. lose because Radner’s rejection was unjustified—Hawking could have cured.

d. lose because a buyer cannot reject goods and sue for damages.