Question 4 (Mandatory) (10 points) Saved Ink, Inc., a retailer of ink jet replacement ink cartridges, offers to sell a lot of 100 used ink cartridges to Bob, who advised the sales manager that he wanted to use the ink cartridges in a custom technology sculpture. The cartridges are marked "As Is." If, after the purchase. Bob is unable to use the cartridges for his intended purpose, which of the following is true? a) Ink, Inc. breached neither the warranties of merchantability nor fitness for a particular purpose. b) Ink, Inc. breached the warranty of merchantability. c) Ink, Inc. breached its warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. d) Ink, Inc. breached both the warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Margie goes to the Apple store to buy a printer that is compatible with her recently purchased iPad Air. Margie talks with one of the sales staff at the Apple store, and explains that she needs a printer that will print in large format for a special photography assignment she is working on. Amy, the Apple sales staff person, recommends that Margie buy a the WingDing 5000, which Margie does. However, a week later, Margie is unable to print the photographs and takes the printer back to the Apple store. Which of the following is true? a) Apple probably violated an express title warranty. b) Apple is under no obligation to Margie because of the doctine of "caveat emptor." c) Apple probably violated the implied warranty of fitness for a particluar purpose. d) Apple probably violated the implied warranty of merchantability. Question 6 (Mandatory) (10 points) Ernest, the owner of Boats Unlimited, a retailer of small watercraft in Maryland calls the account manager for the Northeast, Jill, at Big Ole Boats, Inc., a boat manufacturer, for Big Ole Boats to create a custom watercraft for sale at Boats Unlimited. Jill advises that her estimator believes that the custom watercraft will cost about $25,000. Ernest indicates he accepts. A week later, after Big Old Boats had begun the design work, Ernest has a change of heart and tells Jill he is not interested in the custom watercraft. Which if any. of the following are true concerning this transaction? a) There is no agreement because Ernest didn't sign a document accepting the price. b) Big Ole Boats can only recover in quasi contract for the costs it incurred in the design work. c) Ernest is liable to Big Ole Boats for breach of contract. d) Ernest's notice to Jill, being seasonable, acts as timely rejection of the goods. Question 10 (Mandatory) (10 points) Garden & Field, a commercial retailer of gardening supplies and plants, orders a specific assortment of 100 gross rose bulbs from Hybrids, Inc., a commercial wholesaler of rose bulbs. Hybrid mistakenly ships 100 gross tulip bulbs to Garden & Field, who rejects the shipment, and notifies Hybrids promptly. Hybrid sends a commercial carrier to pick up the tulip bulbs and deliver the correct item, but the tulip bulbs are subsequently lost during shipping. Which party pays for the loss? a) Hybrid. b) Garden & Field. c) The commercial carrier. d) No one, because of force majeure