2. Using contract law terminology, what was the October 6th e-mail from Frank AND why was it that? As part of your answer to this question, make sure you identify the applicable contract law concept and discuss why it is applicable by referring to the facts in the case problem (1 mark).3. Using contract law terminology, what was the October 7th e-mail from Tammy AND why was it that? As part of your answer to this question, make sure you identify the applicable contract law concept and discuss why it is applicable by referring to the facts in the case problem (1 mark).4. Using contract law terminology, what was Frank's October 9th statement to Tammy at the store AND why was it that? As part of your answer to this question, make sure you identify the applicable contract law concept and discuss why it is applicable by referring to the facts in the case problem (1 mark).5. Using contract law terminology, what was Frank's letter of October 13 AND why? When did it become effective AND why (2 marks)?6. Do Tammy and Frank have a contract? Explain your answer (1 mark).

On October 5, Tammy, a pen retailer, placed a notice in the Toronto Star newspaper. The notice read "Classic fountain pen LB5 Forest Green, slightly used, in excellent condition, with certificate of authenticity, please call or e-mail about price if interested, call 416-966-1212 or e-mail Tammypens@yahoo.com" Frank, seeing the notice in the newspaper, e-mailed Tammy on October 6 saying, "Will pay $4,000 U.S., $1,600 down and $200 a month for twelve months." On October 7, Tammy sent Frank a responding e-mail in which she said, "The LB5 is one of only 50 pens in the world, will not sell below $5,000 U.S. and will not sell to anyone else until October 14." Tammy suggested in the e-mail that Frank come to the store to see the pen. On October 9, Frank visisted the store and examined the fountain pen. Frank asked Tammy if she would consider allowing for the price to be paid over a couple of months. Tammy said she would think about it and get back to him. On Octoer 10, Tammy sold the pen to Peter for $5,200 U.S. in cash in her store. Frank did not know about this development. On October 13, Frank wrote a letter to Tammy and placed it in the mail box across the street from his home in Brampton, Ontario. In the letter, Frank said he would pay the full $5,000 for the pen in one lump sum. Frank's letter arrived at Tammy's store on October 15. On October 15, Tammy telephoned Frank and told him he was too late as she had sold the pen to Peter. Frank claimed that he had a contract with Tammy, but Tammy disagreed. Questions: 1. Using contract law terminology, what was the October 5 notice in the Toronto Star AND why was it that? As part of your answer to this question, make sure you identify the applicable contract law concept and discuss why it is applicable by referring to the facts in the case problem (1 mark)