In March, when a teenager was 17, a secondhand electronics seller delivered a television set to the teenager. At that time the teenager agreed in writing to pay $400 for the set on July 1, when he would reach his 18th birthday. Eighteen is the applicable statutory age of majority, and on that date the teenager was to receive the proceeds of a trust. On July 1, when the reasonable value of the television set was $250, the teenager sent the seller a signed letter stating, "I'll only pay you $300. That is all the set is worth." In an action against the teenager for money damages on July 2, what is the maximum amount that the seller will be entitled to recover? Group of answer choices $300, the amount the teenager promised to pay in his letter of July 1. Nothing. $250, the reasonable value of the set. $400, the original sale price