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10:25 PM sat Apr 9 Select the best answer choice. Today 10:15 PM O Edit here when done. Owen Owner has an electronics store. On December 8, he sent a written request to a Comey Computer Manufacturer asking for the price of a particular computer that was on sale for the holidays. Comey Computer Manufacturer sent a written reply with a catalog listing the prices and description of all of his available computers. The letter stated that the terms of sale were cash within 45 days of delivery. On December 16, by return letter, the store owner ordered the computer, enclosing a check for $4,400, the listed price. Immediately on receipt of the order and check, the manufacturer informed Owen Owner that there had been a pricing mistake in the catalog, which should have quoted the price as $4,900 for that computer. Owen Owner refused to pay the additional $500. In a suit for damages, will Comey Computer Manufacturer prevail over Owen Owner? Yes, because Comey Computer.Manufacturer's first communication did not constitute an offer. Yes, because there was a mistake as to price, Yes, because his first communication stated terms calling for cash within 45 days of delivery. No, because Owen Owner's December 16 letter was a proper acceptance of Comey Computer Manufactured s offer. MacBook