3. Hilda's Deck Problem. Hilda Homeowner enters into a signed written contract with Carpenter Cory to build a deck for $1,500 with Cory to provide all materials and labor at Cory's expense with the work to be completed in 3 weeks. They agree that Cory will be paid the full $1,500 upon completion of the work. Cory starts the job but doesn't finish it. After 5 weeks, the job is incomplete, Hilda is unable to contact Cory and she arranges with substitute contractor, Stan to finish building the deck. Stan, a reputable builder, tells Hilda that the work Cory did has to be torn out because Cory used the wrong materials. Stan and Hilda agree that the total price will be $1,850 for Stan to rip out what's been done and then build the deck to the original specifications. a. What damages, if any, can Hilda recover from Cory based on these facts? Show your calculations. b. Assume that after getting Stan's proposal of $1,850, Hilda, instead of using Stan for the job, hires her out-of-work brother to do the job for $2,500. Based on these changed facts, what damages, if any, can Hilda recover from Cory? Show your calculations