Al's Appliance entered into a contracton February 1, 2020to purchase100 stovesfrom Stoves Corporation, which stoves were to be delivered on May 1, 2020.On March 1, 2020,Stoves Corporationinformed Al that it would not be delivering thesestoveson May 1, 2020or at any time thereafter.Stoves Corporation, in fact, never delivered thesestoves. Al did not attempt to find another manufacturer from which to buy comparablestovesuntil May 2, 2020, and was not able to receive delivery of comparablestovesat the same price from another manufacturer until August 2, 2020. Al is now suingStoves Corporationfor $20,000, which is Al's estimate of his lost profits that he attributes to the fact that he had run out ofstovesto sell during that three-month period from May 2, 2020 until August 2, 2020, without the delivery of the 100 stoves fromStoves Corporation. How do you believe a court would decide this matter and why?