Leo wants to sell a car to Mark. Leo tries to convince Mark that it is a good buy. Leo lies by telling him that the car has only been driven 30,000 miles in order to convince him to buy it. The car actually has 80,000 miles on it. Which of the following is true in this scenario? Multiple Choice Leo is guilty of fraud. Leo is guilty of duress and misrepresentation. This is a case of mutual mistake, since Leo and Mark disagree on a specific fact about the car. Leo is not guilty of fraud because he did not have commercial interests underlying the misrepresentation