Question 6(2 points)

Davis, a supplier of religious items, needs to obtain an inventory of metal crosses. He contracts with Petterman to make and deliver 10,000 crosses at $1.00 per cross. Petterman manufactures and delivers half of the crosses and Davis pays $5,000. Petterman then tells Davis that the price has gone up to $1.50 per cross. Davis agrees because he needs the crosses. When Petterman delivers the crosses,what price is she entitled to be paid?

Question 6 options:

A)

At a rate of $1.00 each, because there was no consideration to support Davis' promise to pay $1.50 each.

B)

At a rate of $1.50 each, if the modification was requested in good faith.

C)

At a rate of $1.50 each, because Petterman is the master of the offer.

D)

At a rate of $1.00 each, because one cannot change the price after performance has begun