1.Ed Entrepreneur runs a small business out of his home. He pays $200 forMicrosoft Office 365 and installs it on his office computer. One day, while working in the Excel program, a bug in the system causes the Excel program to malfunction. Right before Ed's eyes, the program begins to erase his business datahis contacts, accounts payable, accounts receivable, customer orders, etc. Frantically, Ed tries to stop the program but finds he can't. The program accelerates the data erasures to the point that Ed's computer begins to overheat. In desperation, Ed tries to shut the computer down. Suddenly, sparks fly out of the computer. The papers on his desk catch fire. The entire house burns down, including all the inventory for his business that he stored in the garage. He loses everything, including his cat Fluffy, who tragically dies in the fire. Ed has to rebuild his business. He goes out to purchase a new computer and new software. The new software costs $300. Calculate Ed's compensatory damages. If you were on the jury, what would you agree are his consequential damages?