Jason runs a business installing home entertainment systems into his clients homes. It is discovered that some of his installations have been faulty. In which of the following scenarios would Jason most likely be able to claim part of the contract price on the basis of substantial performance?

Select one: a. The contract price is $30,000, and the cost of rectifying the defects is $2,000. b. The contract price is $4,000, and the cost of rectifying the defects is $2,000. c. The contract price is $7,000, and the cost of rectifying the defects is $7,500. d. None of the other scenarios would allow Jason to claim part of the contract price, as full and exact performance is required in order to be paid.