Part B: Short answer question Explain the difference between a counter offer and request for further information. Part C: Four step question Joseph, who is a business student at Curtin University, wants to buy a Ipad Pro. When he is reading the newspaper over breakfast on Wednesday, he notices that Advance Electrics Pty Ltd. (Advance Electrics) is advertising an Ipad Pro for $1,200.00. Joseph knows that this is a very good price. During his lunch break that same Wednesday, Joseph visits the city branch of Advance Electrics. He tells Emma, the salesperson, that he wants to buy the Ipad Pro that was advertised in the morning's paper. Emma explains that the advertisement was a mistake, and the price of the Ipad is actually $1.300.00. Joseph is furious. He insists that Advance Electrics are obliged to provide him with the Ipad Pro for the advertised price. He says that his studies have shown him that agreement has been reached. The offer was the advertisement and he accepted that offer when he told Emma that he wished to buy the Ipad Pro. Using the four-step process, discuss whether the element of agreement has been satisfied. Will Advance Electrics have to sell the Ipad Pro to Joseph for $1,200.00? (note: only focus on contract law and NOT consumer law)