Inferior Company, headquartered in South Carolina, manufactures toy products that are defective.SuckerTash, a company headquartered in Georgia, buys a container load of the defective toys at a purchase price exceeding $100,000.SuckerTash thereafter suffers damages and economic losses arising from customer rejection of the defective toys. SuckerTash and Inferior are unable to negotiate an informal settlement.Inferior has a long history of selling children's toys to customers located in the state of Georgia. If SuckerTash decides to sue Inferior in its home state of Georgia for breach of contract, which of the following statements would be most correct

a.federal and state trial courts may have concurrent jurisdiction.

b.federal trial courts would have exclusive jurisdiction over the matter.

c.no court has jurisdiction.

d.state trial courts would have exclusive jurisdiction