Miranda goes to a dealership to purchase a new car. Marc approaches her and is wearing a uniform with the dealership$$s logo on it$.$ He introduces himself as an employee of the dealership. He asks Miranda which car she is interested in$,$ shows her some cars and takes her on a test drive. Miranda and Marc begin discussing the price for a particular car and eventually negotiate a price that is $$7,000$ lower than the asking price. Marc tells Miranda to return the next day to pick up the car. However, Miranda arrives the next day but the dealership refuses to sell Miranda the car for the negotiated price. The dealership claimed that only Marc$$s manager had authority to negotiate the vehicles price. What is Miranda$$s most persuasive argument that the dealership is bound to honor the deal she struck with Marc?

Group of answer choices

She should argue that she and Marc had a work for hire relationship.

She should argue that Marc had apparent authority.

She should argue that she and Marc had a bailor$-$bailee relationship.

She should argue that Marc and the dealership had an independent contractor agreement.