Connor Customer owns a small "gifts and gags" store.He signs a contract with Sally Seller on March 1^stproviding for the purchase of 100 Extra Fancy Widgets.The purchase price is $10/Widget with delivery to be made on March 15^th, in time for the Easter Sale.Payment will be due to Sally 30 days after delivery.Connor sells the Widgets in his store for a retail price of $15 each, and he has always been able to sell the entire lot in previous years.

On March 10^th, Sally realizes she booked too many orders for Widgets and won't be able to fulfill Connor's order.She tries for a few days to find an alternate supply, but finally calls Connor on March 20^thwith the bad news that she won't meet her obligation to deliver the Widgets.

Assuming Connor is also unable to find an alternate supplier for the Widgets and that he sues Sally for the resulting loss, how much would he be likely to collect in damages from Sally?

Group of answer choices

No recovery is likely for Connor as Sally gave notice that she would not be able to fulfill the order.

$1,500

$1,200

$500