business law

Question 29 (1 point) Universal Widget Systems (UWS) offers to sell 1000 widgets to Robotics, Inc. The market price for widgets is $12 - $15 per widget. The person preparing the written offer mistakenly omits a digit in the price so that the price of $13,500 appears as $1,350. Robotics, Inc. accepts the offer and UWS resists enforcement of the contract on the basis of mistake. The most likely result is: UWS wins because the lower price will cause it to lose money on the contract OUWS wins because there is a mutual mistake as to the value of the widgets. Robotics, Inc. wins because unilateral mistakes do not allow relief from contractual obligations UWS wins because Robotics, Inc. cannot take advantage of an obvious clerical mistake or gross mathematical error, even if the mistake is unilateral Save Question 30 (1 point) Dakota Manufacturing has a contract with Big Box Stores to furnish 10,000 widgets no later than April 15. It takes 14 days to make the widgets. When Dakota's widget stamping machine breaks on March 20. it orders a new one from Widget Equipment, Inc. (WED) at a cost of $5500. Dakota tells WEl that it must have the new machine by April 1 or it will lose $10,000 for failure to perform its contract with Big Box WEl does not deliver the widget stamping machine until April 5 and Dakota is unable to fulfill its contract with Big Box Dakota can recover from WEI: $5500 in compensatory damages. O $10,000 in consequential damages O both A and B OSO Save