Meatpackers, Inc., enters into a contract with Nevada Ranch for the delivery of a certain number of beef cattle on a set schedule. The ranch delays the first delivery for five days, aware that Meatpackers loses a certain percentage of profit each day. If Meatpackers sues and asks the court for consequential damages, these damages would

Group of answer choices

a. provide Meatpackers with funds for a foreseeable loss beyond the contract.

b. establish, as a matter of principle, that Nevada Ranch acted wrongfully.

c. provide Meatpackers the price under the contract for all the cattle

d. punish Nevada Ranch and deter others from similar acts.

Which is the correct answer?