A real estate agent representing a buyer in the purchase of a home tells the buyer that the house is in a certain school district, but the agent is mistaken. Assume that the statement was made in the presence of the seller, who knew the agent was mistaken but remained silent.Can the buyer seek to avoid the contract as a result of the third-party misrepresentation by his real estate agent?

Group of answer choices

No, because the seller did not make the misrepresentation, so it would be unfair to punish the seller for the real estate agent's comment

No, because the real estate agent was not a party to the sale

Yes, because the seller had reason to know of the misrepresentation

Yes, because the buyer is prohibited by law from suing his real estate agent