Pierre, the owner of Duncan Bakeries, telephoned an oven manufacturer and ordered a customized oven to replace his old one. Due to the unique features, the oven was not adaptable for use by other bakers. The contract price was $10,050. The oven was constructed according to Pierre's specifications, but Duncan Bakeries later refused to accept or pay for it. In this situation: Group of answer choices The Statute of Frauds applies prohibiting recovery by the oven manufacturer The transaction is not covered by Article 2 of the UCC because it is a contract for the performance of services Because Duncan did not accept delivery, it is not required to pay Oven manufacturer probably will win an action for the price of $10,050