Respond to each question/prompt below. Each response should be a minimum of 150 words. Err on the side of over explaining and being extremely thorough. Be sure to answer each question fully and to support any claims or answers. While you are required to type your submission into the text box, it is suggested that you first type your answers into a word processor so that you may save them, and then copy and paste them into the submission box. 4. The Brugger Corp. owned a farm, operated by Jason Weimer, who acted as the company's business agent. Tri-Circle, Inc. was a farm equipment company. On behalf of Brugger, Weimer offered to buy from Tri-Circle certain equipment for use on the farm. Tri-Circle accepted the offer, using a pre-printed form. The form included a finance charge for late payment. Weimer's offer had said nothing about finance charges, but he made no objection to the new term. Tri-Circle supplied the farm equipment but later alleged that Brugger had refused to pay for $12,000 worth of the supplies. Tri-Circle sued. In deciding whether Tri-Circle was entitled to finance charges, the court first inquired whether Brugger, Weimer, and Tri- Circle were merchants. Why did it look into that issue? Were they merchants