At the latest Lunch and Learn seminar for TLG consultants, Winnie begins the workshop with a discussion of the case of Warren Medical. Background Facts: Warren Medical contracted to purchase five cases of disinfectant from Clean for $100.00 per case. Clean and Warren Medical signed the written sales agreement, and it included all the necessary terms for a valid and enforceable contract. Clean timely delivered the disinfectant to Warren Medical. However, because Warren Medical's employees were busy with other deliveries, they moved the disinfectants to a temporary garage storage facility. They did not inspect the goods before moving them. Three weeks later, Warren Medical's employees finally opened the cases and discovered the disinfectants were frozen. Warren medical wants Clean to replace the goods. You must begin the discussion by reacting to the following question. A. Analyze and explain whether Clean should be required to replace the disinfectants and why or why not. You must consider and apply the Uniform Commercial Code in your analysis.