Question 2 Systematically problem-solve Question 2. Then, click Next to input your predicted answer. A state statute required that anyone performing construction work for another in exchange for value must either have a contractor's license or work for someone who is licensed. A homeowner wishing to remodel his kitchen and living room knew that a friend had previously worked for a licensed contractor for many years and was extremely knowledgeable about her trade, so he offered her money to assist in the project. When the friend explained that she would not be able to get a contractor's license in time to do the work, the homeowner responded that he did not care about her lack of a license. The friend began working in the homeowner's house, and parked her truck containing all her tools and materials in his driveway. Late in the day, a meteoroid fell from the sky and struck a can of solvent lying in the bed of her pickup. The solvent exploded from the force of the impact, setting the truck afire, which itself exploded when the gas tank caught fire, in turn igniting the homeowner's house. Is the friend liable for the damage to the house