Network Systems, Inc, offers to sell a computer system to Office Supplies Company but mistakenly transposes some of the digits in the price so that $$5,300$ appears in the offer as $$3,500.$ Office accepts the written offer. Office's acceptance is

not enforceable because Office should have reviewed the offer more closely before accepting it$.$

enforceable because Network should have reviewed the offer more closely before sending it out.

not enforceable because Office must bear the responsibility for the mistake.

enforceable because Network must bear the responsibility for its mistake.

$42$ points

Network Systems, Inc., offers to sell a computer system to Office Supplies Company but mistakenly transposes some of the digits in the price so that $$5,300$ appears in the offer as $$3,500.$ Office accepts the written offer. Network's best defense against enforcement of the contract is that Office

knew the price was far below the prices of comparable systems.

knew Network provided notoriously inaccurate estimates.

did not need a computer system.

knew Network recently rejected an offer of $$3,900$ for a similar system.