PART THREE - Farmer Brown entered into a contract with Best Bakery. He agreed to provide them with 200 pounds of cherries at a cost of \\( \\$ 600 \\) by November 20 th, if they paid \\( \\$ 300 \\) by November 5 th. Best Bakery planned on using the cherries in their famous Cherry Christmas Cookies, which they sold every December. They always made a large profit from the cookies, and the sales usually accounted for at least half of their yearly profit. Their yearly profit was expected to be \\( \\$ 20,000 \\). They paid the \\( \\$ 300 \\) on November 4 th, and purchased the other ingredients for the cookies at a cost of \\( \\$ 2,000 \\). On November 10th, Farmer Brown informed Best Bakery that he would only be providing them with 50 pounds of cherries. He was going to sell the other 150 pounds to Hostess for their cherry pies instead. Best Bakery found another cherry supplier. Farmer Green, who would sell them the rest of the cherries they needed at \\( \\$ 5 \\) per pound, but he couldn't deliver them until December 5 th; they lost \\( \\$ 500 \\) in cookie sales for the first five days of December. a. What would Best Bakery's expectation damages be? Explain. b. What would Best Bakery's reliance damages be? Explain. c. What equitable remedies could Best Bakery possibly get? Explain