Frederico sold his truck to Nick, telling him that the truck only had 40,000 miles on it. The truck's odometer read 40,000 miles, but the truck actually had 140,000 miles on it at the time of the sale. Frederico honestly did not know that the truck's odometer was incorrect and genuinely believed that the car only had 40,000 miles on it (Frederico had himself bought the vehicle used and only put about 2,000 miles on it). Nick eventually realizes that the car in fact has 100,000 more miles on it than Frederico said it did. If Nick sues Frederico for his misrepresentation, will Nick win? (Review misrepresentation before answering!) Group of answer choices No, if Frederico did not intend to deceive Nick. No, because Frederico did not realize he was making an untrue statement. Yes, because the mileage of the vehicle is a material fact in this sales contract. Yes, if he relied on Frederico's fraudulent misrepresentation