In the case of a breach of contract, where the injured party is unsuccessful after taking significant efforts to avoid a loss, are damages for the full amount of the loss still recoverable?

Group of answer choices

Yes, because the injured party does not have a duty to mitigate a loss (although if she does mitigate the loss, she may not still recover the full amount of the original loss from the breaching party).

Yes, because the injured party must only make reasonable efforts to mitigate a loss.

No, because the injured party must successfully mitigate at least some of the loss.

No, because the existence of the breached contract is evidence that a similar contract could be made with another party, thereby mitigating at least some of the loss.