A buyer offered to purchase goods from a seller. The offer stated that acceptance was to be by immediate shipment. The seller shipped the goods immediately, but the shipment was delayed, and the goods did not arrive within a reasonable time at the buyer's location. The seller did not notify the buyer that the goods had been shipped. Which of the following best describes the legal consequences of this situation? Acceptance occurred, but delivery was not properly tendered, so the seller is considered to be in breach of the contract. The buyer must accept and pay for the goods when delivery is tendered, since the seller accepted the offer by making a prompt shipment. The buyer can treat the offer as having lapsed before acceptance, so that no contract arose. Since each party acted in good faith, and each attempted to satisfy the other, the imposed duty to cooperate requires the parties to share any losses that resulted from the delayed delivery