Read the text below and answer the questions. Imagine that you want to purchase a new mountain bike. Your local bicycle shop does not carry the kind you want, so you go online to search. You find the bike you want advertised on the website of a store in Pennsylvania called "Different Spokes." Different Spokes maintains an interactive commercial website that allows customers to View and purchase products online. You order the bicycle through the website, and have it shipped to your home in Indiana. When the bicycle arrives, it is defective. You visit the store's website again and find a direct link to the store's customer service department. You send an e-mail, describing the bike's defect and requesting a replacement or a refund. The store responds that the bike is ineligible for return or replacement. You decide to sue the store for $600, to cover the cost of the bike and the shipping. 1 What type of court would be most appropriate to hear your case