Digital Storage, Inc., offers to provide cloud$-$computing services to Geller, but mistakenly transposes some of the digits in the price so that $$15,400$ appears in the offer as $$14,500.$ Entrepreneur Enterprises accepts the written offer. Geller's best argument in favor of enforcement of the contract is that:

A$.$ a mutual mistake of fact is not a defense to a contract

B$.$ a mistake of value is not a defense to a contract

C$.$ Geller had no way of knowing that Digital Storage Inc made a mistake

D$.$ the price was below the price of other comparable services