Jim went to Best Buy to get a computer to use in his new hobby - recording his rock and roll band. He explained to the employee at Best Buy what he was doing and the employee told him exactly what equipment was the best for recording audio. Jim brought the computer and other equipment home and tried to record his band only to discover that the computer and equipment were completely inadequate for what he wanted to do. In this situation: a. The doctrine of caveat emptor, or buyer beware would mean that Jim is responsible to make inspection and ascertain for himself as to whether a potential purchase is suitable for his needs b. Jim would not be entitled to rescind the contract, as he was in a better position to assess his computer needs than an employee at Best Buy c. Jim would be entitled to rescind the contract as he had relied on the expertise of the salesperson at Best Buy