Cheap Principal. Jason, who is very knowledgeable regarding computers, agrees to purchase computers for Nick's business. Jason is retained for that purpose only, he is paid a set rate for the job, and Nick exercises no control over the way Jason does his work. Jason purchased computers on credit from ABC Computers, Incorporated $($ABC$)$ without any mention of Nick. The computers worked well and were not defective in any way. Unfortunately, Nick did not pay ABC on a timely basis. Jason, therefore, paid ABC out of his own pocket because he wanted to be able to do business with ABC in the future and because his name was on the invoice. Jason asked Nick for reimbursement, but Nick refused. Nick claimed that if Jason had only waited, ABC might have agreed to take less. Which of the following is true regarding any reimbursement Jason is due from Nick?Multiple ChoiceJason is only due one$-$half of whatever he paid because he did not get permission from Jason before paying ABC.Jason is entitled to reimbursement from Nick.Jason is not due any reimbursement from Nick, unless he can establish that Nick signed a written contract authorizing him to personally pay debts incurred.Jason is not due any reimbursement from Nick unless Jason can establish by a preponderance of the evidence that ABC would not have agreed to take a lesser amount.Jason is not due any reimbursement, because he did not obtain permission from Jason before paying ABC.